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Current Events in the ICPSR Bibliography: "Political socialization from parent to child: Insights from the Youth-Parent Socialization Study."

More: https://myumi.ch/DE7vB

#Data #SocialScience #ICPSR

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👋 Hello from #SCELCapalooza2026 at #LoyolaMarymount! Swing by the ICPSR table on Vendor Day — we're serving up top-notch #data, lively convo, and awesome swag. Say hi, get info, and catch some #ICPSR enthusiasm! www.icpsr.umich.edu

#ICPSRconference

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This Women’s History Month, we recognize the women leading ISR, the major centers and initiatives at the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research.

Their leadership drives research that informs policy and strengthens communities worldwide!

New publication: Understanding the changes in role of moral disengagement, legal cynicism and exposure to violence in adolescent polydrug use through fixed-effects analyses

A new article from Temple University outlines the relationship between the moral paradigm and drug use, and how adolescents rationalize polydrug use (more than one drug within a short period). Find this and explore 200k+ publications using ICPSR data: https://myumi.ch/pVDWq

ICPSR presents #NoStupidQuestions — What is Weighted Data? The video features a person with long hair explaining the concept, accompanied by a playful visual of a cartoon orange cat struggling to lift a barbell labeled with a red arrow and speech bubble saying “Uh oh.” The series is available online at https://myumi.ch/ICPSRNoStupidQuestions, with a clean white and light green design.

❓What is weighted data, and why does it matter?

You can find the answer to that question in our NoStupidQuestions series here: https://myumi.ch/ICPSRNoStupidQuestions


#ICPSR #NoStupidQuestions #SocialScience #Data

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Explore #ICPSR #data at https://myumi.ch/VVjMX. These data are freely available to data users at ICPSR member institutions! Find out if you're at a member institution: myumi.ch/ICPSR-Members.

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📈Data Alert!📈 ICPSR offers new and updated data to meet your research needs. Perfect for researchers, students, and data enthusiasts. Start exploring! Check it out ➡️ http://myumi.ch/ICPSR-new-releases

#NewReleases #DataUpdate #DataDriven

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💕 Love Data Week is in the rearview, but if you’re looking for ICPSR's webinars, you’re in luck! The recordings are now online! If you need data tips or just want to stay in the know, there’s something for everyone. Check them out and share with others at myumi.ch/y1jm8.

#LoveData26 #ICPSR

SCELCapalooza 2026 Vendor Day hosted by ICPSR on March 5 at Loyola Marymount University with mascot DataJeff.

Join us at #SCELCapalooza2026 Vendor Day on March 5 at Loyola Marymount University! 👩‍💻

🎤 Don’t miss our talk at 2 pm PST, “ICPSR: Resources for the Changing Federal Data Landscape”—tips, tools, scholarships, and resources for 40+ disciplines. 📊 myumi.ch/W6WXA

#FederalData #ICPSRconference

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Missed #LoveData26? Catch the webinar, "Navigating the New North," on changing Canadian consumer patterns! We ❤️'d hosting our neighbors to the north & exploring Canadian #data research opportunities. 🍁

Watch now at myumi.ch/MkPpW!

Unlock 30 years of dance history with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater dataset—2,200+ performances, 30,000+ archives spanning 1958–1989. Discover AAADT’s legacy! Free data download: https://myumi.ch/n1QEm #AAADT #UMich #artsresearch #NationalEndowmentfortheArts #nadacArtsData #WhitneyMuseum

Meet Yana van der Meulen Rodgers, one of our data depositors and a Professor of Labor Studies at Rutgers University. Outside of work, Yana is a marathon runner and has ran a half marathon in every US state. Learn more about Yana and the data she has deposited at: https://myumi.ch/ICPSR-Yana

Graphic labeled “ICPSR Bibliography of Data-related Literature” with the headline “NSHAP data reveal elder mistreatment is more common than thought.” Below, an older woman with short gray hair looks out a window thoughtfully while another person stands behind her. ICPSR logo appears in the bottom left corner.

Current Events in the ICPSR Bibliography: "NSHAP data reveal elder mistreatment is more common than we thought."

More: https://myumi.ch/DE7vB

#Data #SocialScience #ICPSR

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New #sbeccc COVID measures archive data release on the Institutional Medical Mistrust Scale (IMMS) to better understand issues of public trust in #healthcare and government organizations. Explore the data: https://myumi.ch/R3nGz #covid19

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Curious about what goes on behind the scenes with research data and how it stays organized? 🤔 Find out in "ICPSR 101: What is Data Curation?" at: https://myumi.ch/XyMyy

#DataCuration #ResearchData #DataScience

ICPSR logo and text: Recent Data Updates and Additions on a transparent background of blue wavy lines.

📈Data Alert!📈 ICPSR offers new and updated data to meet your research needs. Perfect for researchers, students, and data enthusiasts. Start exploring! Check it out ➡️ http://myumi.ch/ICPSR-new-releases

#NewReleases #DataUpdate #DataDriven

ICPSR Summer Program online workshop on Census and American Community Survey data for Social Science Research, May 18-21.

Join this hands-on workshop on accessing, processing, and analyzing Census/ACS data! Learn geographies, data acquisition, scale construction, Stata analysis, and examples using GIS mapping for social science researchers. For more info: myumi.ch/e3mpy

#SumProg26 #ICPSR

The Health and Medical Care Archive (HMCA) is the data archive of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), the largest philanthropy devoted exclusively to health and health care in the United States. Our goal is to build a culture of health by increasing the understanding of health and health care and the factors that contribute to health in the United States through secondary analysis of RWJF-supported data collections.

What is #HMCA? HMCA is committed to maintaining social science research data for the long term, for the benefit of future researchers, and to assist #RWJF data creators in meeting grant stipulations. Learn more here: myumi.ch/P3MM7 @rwjf.org @icpsr.bsky.social

Join our virtual Monitoring the Future @icpsrsummer.bsky.social workshops this summer! The workshops will provide an overview of the MTF Cross-sectional & Panel studies, focusing on the public-use & restricted-use data available from @icpsr.bsky.social & @nahdap.bsky.social
Applications due 4/10

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New from NaNDA: Broadband Availability by Census Tract & ZCTA, 2025 🗺️📶
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Our 2014–2020 broadband dataset is one of our most-used (1,356 downloads, 5 publications) — and now it's updated. Neighborhood-level internet access data, free at @icpsr.bsky.social @um-src.bsky.social

ICPSR Data Communication Scholarship for undergraduate and graduate students due on February 23

Feb. 23 is finally here! Submit your entry for the 2026 Data Communication Scholarship while you still have time. For inspiration, check out Episode 20 of the Data Brunch Podcast to hear directly from the 2025 winners at https://myumi.ch/pV3GJ.

Apply now: https://myumi.ch/Xeo1y

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If you've got health research data we want it! Learn about the different health-related archives at ICPSR: https://myumi.ch/9pzmg

Graphic titled “Current Events in the Bib” with the subtitle “Recent highlights from the ICPSR Bibliography of Data-related Literature.” Main headline reads: “New tool enables more robust research on world military spending.” Below, several military jets fly in formation across a blue sky. ICPSR logo appears in the bottom left corner.

Current Events in the ICPSR Bibliography: "New tool enables more robust research on world military spending."

More: https://myumi.ch/DE7vB

#Data #SocialScience #ICPSR

Quote from Dory Knight-Ingram that says, "You don't have to be an expert in data analysis to dig into a dataset and see what is says" from Episode 20 of the Data Brunch Podcast.

Feb. 23 is almost here but there’s still time to be part of the 2026 Data Communication Scholarship. Need inspiration? Episode 20 of the Data Brunch Podcast spotlights the 2025 winners and explores their video-making process at https://myumi.ch/pV3GJ

Apply: https://myumi.ch/Xeo1y

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⏰ Due tomorrow 2/23! Don’t forget to submit your video for the ICPSR Data Communication Scholarship: https://myumi.ch/Xeo1y ✨ #Scholarship #HigherEd #data #ICPSR #LoveData26

Quote from Zoë Bussewitz, 2025 Data Communication Scholarship winner, "Very in depth and the survey questions are able to gauge a range of interesting opinions."

Feb. 23 is almost here! The 2026 Data Communication Scholarship deadline is approaching make sure to submit your entry soon. Listen to the latest Data Brunch Podcast episode featuring past winners and their journey with ICPSR data at https://myumi.ch/pV3GJ and apply at https://myumi.ch/Xeo1y

“ICPSR presents: #NoStupidQuestions — What is a variable?” A laptop screen shows a woman with glasses speaking, with speech bubbles around her that say “Variable.” At the bottom: “Video series available at https://myumi.ch/ICPSRNoStupidQuestions.” Green and white background.

❓What do continuous variables and Netflix episodes have to do with one another?

Find out the answer in our NoStupidQuestions series:
https://myumi.ch/ICPSRNoStupidQuestions

#ICPSR #NoStupidQuestions #SocialScience

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Share your experiences with how recent changes to federal statistical data have impacted your work! SSRS (with support from Knight Foundation, ICPSR & APDU) is conducting a survey to help inform solutions. Your voice matters. Take the survey: https://myumi.ch/P3D6k

Sign-up for ICPSR's recent data updates and additions.

Stay in the loop with the latest ICPSR data! 📊 ICPSR’s weekly email highlights new updates and additions to our collection. Sign up today and get the scoop sent straight to your inbox: https://myumi.ch/5yzNV

#NewReleases #DataUpdates #DataDriven

Quote from Luke Claudy, second place winner of the 2025 ICPSR Data Communication Scholarship, "I am always thinking of how to improve technology, so this is where my mind gravitated when looking at this study."

Only a few days left! Feb. 23 is right around the corner ⏳ Submit your entry for the 2026 Data Communication Scholarship before time runs out. Check out Data Brunch Podcast Episode 20 and hear directly from the 2025 winners at https://myumi.ch/pV3GJ

Scholarship details: https://myumi.ch/Xeo1y