umpsid.bsky.social
The Panel Study for Income Dynamics (PSID) at the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research is the longest running nationally representative household panel survey in the world. Learn more about America's Family Tree: psidonline.isr.umich.edu.
👤 Joined on 10 December 2024
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@umpsid.bsky.socialISR artist in residence Rick Lowe worked with ISR Director Kate Cagney, @christiandavenport.bsky.social and U-M researchers to transform social science data into public art. “Black Wall Street Journey” opens Sept. 26, drawing on PSID and Anti-Black Index data.
Show PostThis month's SRC Director's Chat was hosted by @umpsid.bsky.social. @ninsolera.bsky.social and @umpamdk.bsky.social chatted about the many ways PSID's data can be used, from income dynamics to family life over decades to health outcomes. youtu.be/3AoedIUiY4I
Show Post@newsweek.com discussed a @umpsid.bsky.social study which finds older adults struggling to afford food face a higher risk of developing #dementia. @ninsolera.bsky.social says the generosity of #SNAP benefits during the #pandemic was very beneficial to American families myumi.ch/RQQ6W
Show PostFood insecurity in later life is linked to higher odds of probable dementia, new PSID-based research finds. The team includes Stone Center Associate @ninsolera.bsky.social. Read more: news.umich.edu/beyond-hunge... @umpsid.bsky.social
Show PostThe study cleverly uses @umpsid.bsky.social data to identify women in national birth certificates likely eligible for the #EITC. It finds that benefit disbursal during pregnancy was linked with more improvements than disbursal in the pre-conception period. authors.elsevier.com/c/1n60~2gOwG... 2/2
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