Annual Survey of Refugees

SEATTLE, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA -- AUGUST 12, 2022: Meena Mosazai, 30, her Husband Matan Atal, 23, and their Muska, 1, visit a park nearby their home in Seattle, Wash., Friday, Aug. 12, 2022. Mosazai worked previously for a NGO in Afghanistan and was also a journalist before she had to change professions due to a threat received from a stranger she encountered on the street when was walking to work. Her husband Matan works at a nearby gas station as an attendant and is the sole breadwinner for the family and Meena is figuring out her next steps. (Marcus Yam / Los Angeles Times)

ORR is conducting its Annual Survey of Refugees soon.

Letters about the survey will be mailed this week to a national sample
of several thousand refugees who arrived in the U.S. between 2018 and
2023.

Those who choose to participate in the survey will have a phone call
with a trained research interviewer between September and December,
with female interviewers for female respondents and male interviewers
for male respondents, and in 19 different languages in addition to
English.

The survey takes less than an hour to complete, and participates will
receive a $30 gift card for their time.

It's completely voluntary. Holly Beech, the Communications Manager for IDAHO OFFICE FOR REFUGEES shared with us that it is a legitimate survey                                                                                                                                                                                and refugee feedback is helpful.

For more details please check out https://www.urban.org/projects/annual-survey-refugees