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4.A. - Page 58 of 98 <br />PICK <br />PENINSULA CONFLICT RESOLUTION CENTER <br />from the voluntary participants, which generally consisted of about 80% to 90% of the <br />community members' response rate that attended every evening and stayed for the whole session. <br />The Demographic Poll <br />The demographic poll consisted of four questions, (a) their relation to the city, (b) their <br />race/ethnicity, (c) their gender, and (d) their age. When asked if they " lived " in the city, the <br />people who participated in the polls and shared their relationship to Redwood City when asked if <br />they "lived" in the city were 54%. The people who "work" in the city were 9%, while the people <br />who "worked and lived" in the city were 26%. And finally, students that "go to school" in the <br />city were 9%. Only 2% of the people attending said they had no relation to the city. Therefore, <br />the community members that participated in the poll when combining the three sections that <br />overlapped with "worked" and "lived" made up 89% of the people that responded (Table 2). <br />Table 2. Demoaranhics <br />Poll Questions <br />n <br />(%) <br />Relation to City <br />12 <br />7% <br />I live in Redwood City <br />95 <br />54% <br />I work in Redwood City <br />16 <br />9% <br />I live and work in Redwood City <br />45 <br />26% <br />I go to school in Redwood City <br />15 <br />9% <br />I have no relation to Redwood City <br />4 <br />2% <br />Age <br />0-18 <br />12 <br />7% <br />19-24 <br />27 <br />15% <br />25-34 <br />34 <br />19% <br />35-44 <br />61 <br />35% <br />45-54 <br />0 <br />0% <br />55-65 <br />19 <br />11% <br />65+ <br />23 <br />13% <br />Race/Ethnicity <br />White <br />89 <br />51% <br />Hispanic/Latino <br />28 <br />16% <br />Black/African American <br />28 <br />16% <br />Asian <br />11 <br />6% <br />Multiracial <br />7 <br />4% <br />Other <br />13 <br />7% <br />Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander <br />0 <br />0% <br />Gender <br />Female <br />117 <br />67% <br />Male <br />55 <br />31% <br />Non -Binary <br />4 <br />2% <br />Also, when it came to the respondents' age, 7% were 0 to 18, 15% were 19 to 24, 19% were 25 to <br />34, 35% were 35 to 44, 11% were 55 to 64, and 13% were 65+. No one within the age range of <br />45-54 participated in the poll. When combining certain key groups, the youth between the ages <br />of 0 to 24 represented about 22% (39) of the total participants, and 24% were 55 years of age and <br />2 <br />