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How You Can Participate

Click here to complete the survey and share your experiences with chronic pain.

Please note: Between June 22 to 26, our online platform will be undergoing a routine update. During this time, some users may experience temporary issues accessing or participating in the survey. If you encounter any problems, please wait 24 hours and try again. We appreciate your patience and understanding.

The SHAPE+ study is gathering survey responses through the online Citizen Science platform, where responses are anonymous.

To learn more about citizen science, visit the Our Journey page or the FAQ page.

Explore the data (optional)

Click here to explore interactive data visualizations and see how experiences with chronic pain compare across people who completed the survey.

You can explore the data whether or not you completed the survey.

Down the road...

Rate the importance of questions developed during the group discussion workshops about pain.

Three masked disabled people of color chat while strolling through an outdoor courtyard. On the left, an Indigenous woman wears glasses, wrist support braces, and waist trainers paired with a off-shoulder top and wide leg pants. In the middle, a Black non-binary woman walks with a rollator and wears waist trainers with ice pack inserts over their rainbow striped dress. On the right, a Latinx non-binary person walks while using a teal functional grip cane. Photo from Disabled and Here.

By sharing your story, you will SHAPE+ future research questions, guide policies, directly from the lived experiences of those from our 2S/LGBTQQIA+ communities.

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