We’re happy to release a peek into the 2016 data! We’ve put together two visualizations based on the 2016 Ace Community Survey. Check them out!
The text of the 2016 survey can be found here.
Update on 6/28/2018: The infographics now have creative commons licenses. The “Experiences with sex” now excludes non-ace respondents.
You can now play with the data! We’ve put together some interactive visualizations from the 2016 Ace Community Survey. You can explore respondents’ experiences with relationships and sexual violence with the ability to filter by age, gender, transness, and ace identity.
The text of the 2016 survey can be found here.
We are pleased to announce that raw data from the 2017 ace community census is now available for researchers wishing to perform additional analysis!
If you are a researcher and would like to request a copy of the raw data, please fill out the new data request form here. Raw data from 2014-2016 is also available.
In addition to the raw data, we are also making available interpreted data from 2014-2015. That means that for questions that allowed written responses, we read those responses and coded them into categories.
If you have any questions, please contact us at asexualcensus@gmail.com.
