Introduction

This survey aims to better understand the educational experiences, emotional well-being, future outlook, and support needs of Afghan women affected by the education ban. Your responses will contribute to research that seeks to better understand the impact of these restrictions and inform future educational and support initiatives.

Your participation is voluntary, and all responses will remain anonymous and confidential. The survey takes approximately 5–10 minutes to complete. You may choose to skip any question or withdraw from the survey at any time.

Fellowship Survey - Education Bans and Mental Well-being

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Emotional Wellbeing

The following questions ask about your emotional well-being over the past two weeks. Please choose the response that best reflects your experience.

0 - Not at all1 - Several days2 - More than half the days3 - Nearly every day
I have felt little interest or pleasure in doing things
I have felt down, sad, hopeless, or empty
I have had trouble sleeping, or slept too much
I have felt tired or had very little energy
I have felt bad about myself, or like a failure
I have had trouble concentrating
I have felt nervous, anxious, or on edge
I have not been able to stop or control worrying
I have felt so worried it has been hard to do everyday things

Hope and Future Outlook

Please indicate your level of agreement with each statement using the scale below.

1 - Strongly disagree2 - Disagree3 - Neither agree nor disagree4 - Agree5 - Strongly agree
I have goals I am working towards, even if slowly
I believe I will achieve my goals despite current challenges
I feel that the education ban has permanently closed doors for me
I feel uncertain about what my future will look like

Social Support


Confidence


Final Consent