Survey for Justin Campaign

Click here to read the findings of the survey.

In response to the massive interest shown in the 'Football v Homophobia' initiative set up by The Justin Campaign this year, the organisation has decided to create an online survey as part of a global consultation process ahead of the 2011 event.

The initiative itself was initially created as an international day opposing homophobia in football, which provided an opportunity for individuals, communities and teams the world over to communicate their disapproval of homophobia in the game and celebrate football’s diverse following under the banner of 'Football v Homophobia'.

The way in which Football v Homophobia has been taken up internationally in its first year has made The Justin Campaign realise as a campaigning organisation how widespread the problem of homophobia in football really is. Homophobia isn't just prevalent in the European game but has infected the game throughout the rest of the world.

Therefore the creation of this online survey will give interested parties from all around the world the chance to put forward their views and opinions on homophobia in football and the results will consequently help The Justin Campaign to understand how this international day of opposition can be enjoyed by people the world over.

The survey can be found at: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/BG7TGDN

The closing date is Friday 30 July.

For further information please contact The Justin Campaign Press Officer Alan Duffy at 07814347566 or contact him via alan@thejustincampaign.com