Unit: Institute for Social Research

Democratizing Social Media Data for Research Impact

Several Factors Contribute to Low Physical Activity Levels of Assisted Living Residents

Privileges Confirmed for Straight White Men Working In STEM

Inflationary Concerns Outweigh Expected Income Growth

Pessimism on Inflation Overshadows Optimism on Personal Finances

Physical Abuse Less Likely When Spanking Is Eliminated

Walter Dempsey Focuses on Adaptive Intervention Technology in Latest Insight Speakers Series Talk

Majority of Detroiters Report Stable, Improved Financial Situation Compared to Year Ago

U-M Museum of Natural History Takes Closer Look at Social, Health Inequities That Fueled Pandemic

Rising Wages Drives Both Optimism, Pessimism on Inflation

Most Detroiters Vaccinated in Second Half of 2021 Were Previously Unsure About COVID-19 Vaccines

1 in 5 Older Americans Experience Food Insufficiency, According to U-M Study

Inflation: Top Consumer Issue, Top Policy Challenge

E-Cigarettes Reverse Decades of Decline in Percentage of Us Youth Struggling to Quit Nicotine

Hate Speech in Social Media: How Platforms Can Do Better

Vaccination Timeliness Is Vital to Reducing Childhood Mortality

Putting Putin in His Place: A Dictator at War – Faculty Q&A With Dan Slater

Population Health and Aging in Rapidly Changing Contexts – An Interview With Researcher Amy Pienta