Summary Findings from the 2015 Ace Community Census

Happy Asexual Awareness Week! We are excited to share with you the summary results from the 2015 census.

We know it has been a long time coming, but we have considerably more volunteers as of very recently and should be able to get reports out faster in the future. One of the main reasons this report took so long is that we back coded, or read through and included all write in responses where we could. This is time intensive and should be more manageable with a larger number of volunteers. You might also notice that this report is a bit longer than 2014, which also took additional time.

There are additional data analysis and blog posts that we hope to get to to dig deeper. If you a researcher you can also request the data itself.

Also, many thanks to everyone who took the survey! We couldn’t have done it without you.

And this is a reminder to take the 2017 Ace Community Census here!

4 thoughts on “Summary Findings from the 2015 Ace Community Census

  1. Am I misreading?
    Paper says “More than half of the ace and non-ace respondents reported that they are Atheist or Agnostic, with aces reporting 29.8% and 35.4% respectively” but 29.8 and 23.1 are the values I see in the table

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