This brief leverages open data from NORC's Live Crime Tracker to find unprecedented declines in serious crimes in the first half of 2024 for a sample of large U.S. cities.
High-dose tutoring has emerged as a promising approach, attracting significant interest from many leading educational institutions and national think tanks, but what exactly is high-dose tutoring, and why is it becoming so popular?
A new survey of Russians highlights sentiment towards Putin's leadership, the country’s global standing, and domestic concerns amid the war in Ukraine.
Health insurance doesn’t facilitate access to care if the following are true: you cannot afford out-of-pocket health care costs, you will not seek care because you are worried about medical debt, or you have limited access to a provider.
About half of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders surveyed by NORC have experienced discrimination, which often harms their mental health, relationships, and sense of belonging.
Move combines both organizations’ strengths in arts, culture, and community research to provide even more powerful insights for equity, innovation, and change.
