MORRIS CENSUS
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About the Morris Census

The Morris Census is a collection of information from all morris sides in the UK and around the world, which provides a description of the state of morris dancing in the 21st century. The Census is an online survey sent out to all teams of morris dancers in the world to find out how many morris dancers are out there, who they are and what they get up to. The first Morris Census was sent out in June 2014 and nearly 600 teams responded to the survey, meaning it gives a very detailed picture of the morris community. The second Morris Census survey was sent out in Januray 2017 and nearly 700 sides responded.

The Morris Census was supported by the Morris Federation, Morris Ring and Open Morris through the Joint Morris Organisation and all sides were encouraged to take part. Many thanks to the group of contributors why helped to design the survey: Melanie Barber, Eddie Worrall, Nicki Pickering, Jerry West, Jon Melville, Jon Brenner, and Chloe Middleton-Metcalfe
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​About me

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​The Morris Census is overseen by me, Jack Worth. It combines my love of morris dancing with my interest and expertise in statistics.

By day I am a statistician and economist at the National Foundation for Educational Research, working in quantitative educational research: http://bit.ly/JackWorth.

I currently dance with the Headington Quarry Morris Dancers. Occasionally I also get the chance to dance and play with my old teams Ditchling Morris, Bristol Morris Men, Summertown Morris and Morris Offspring.
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  • Home
  • About
  • Full set of survey results
  • Analysis
    • Number of dancers
    • Age
    • Gender
    • Face paint & disguise
    • Recruitment
    • Survey responses