Dear women caregivers,
My advisor and I are conducting a study on women, work and caregiving. Would you please share the announcement about our study on your social media and with anyone who might be eligible to participate or able to connect us with possible participants? Specifically, we are recruiting female caregivers who are providing (or have provided) unpaid care for someone who is at the end of their life (not a professional or paid caretaker) within the past year. The participants also need to be 18 years of age or older and currently employed or employed at the time that they began to provide care for someone who was at the end of their life. We are asking them to complete a 30 minute online survey (https://go.umd.edu/womencaregivers).
Thank you for any assistance that you might provide,
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