COVID Impact Survey

06/24/2020

Compliance with the 3 w’s (wear, wash, & wait) in the United States is high but varied, according to self-reports. Between April and June, an average of 72% of households were practicing the 3 W’s. More findings in our recent post: https://www.covid-impact.org/blog/nbspcompliance-with-the-three-ws-in-the-united-states-high-but-varied-according-to-self-reports

06/22/2020

Week 3 survey results have been published! Access topline national and regional findings for 10 states and 8 MSAs as well as microdata. Dive in!

 Results Weeks 1 - 3 Data Now Available. Click on Headline to Expand. The results include de-identified datasets for further research use along with a codebook and detailed methodology. Microdata are being made available in open, machine-readable formats. Please refer to the codebook for the appr...

06/22/2020

The COVID Impact Survey was developed with support from leading experts across the country in public health, economics, and social sciences. The survey offers national insights about the American population’s experiences, including health, economic, and social well-being questions. View the results! https://www.covid-impact.org/project-overview

06/17/2020

Black Americans are more likely to say a relative or close friend has died of COVID-19, according to an analysis of three surveys. 11% of African Americans say they were close with someone who has died compared with 5% of Americans overall. The Associated Press using week 3 COVID Impact Survey data. Read on ⬇️https://apnews.com/52ed0842bd17102560e5d896be79d38c?utm_source=Twitter&utm_campaign=SocialFlow&utm_medium=AP

DETROIT (AP) — African Americans are disproportionately likely to say a family member or close friend has died of COVID-19 or respiratory illness since March, according to a series of surveys...

06/17/2020

Week 3 survey results have been published! Access topline national and regional findings for 10 states and 8 MSAs as well as microdata. Dive in here: https://covid-impact.org/results

 Results Weeks 1 - 3 Data Now Available. Click on Headline to Expand. The results include de-identified datasets for further research use along with a codebook and detailed methodology. Microdata are being made available in open, machine-readable formats. Please refer to the codebook for the appr...

05/29/2020

Results: In May, many Americans reported multiple COVID symptoms, 3 in 10 acknowledged 3 or more Centers For Disease Control (CDC)-recognized symptoms over the past week. Yet, only 20% of those reporting three or more symptoms also indicated they had stayed home because they felt unwell. More findings: https://www.covid-impact.org/blog/many-symptomatic-individuals-appear-to-report-to-work-in-may

05/15/2020

Don't have the time to dive into all of the COVID Impact Survey ? Not to worry, we break down the key findings from week 2 data release in this short video clip. https://covid-impact.org

05/15/2020

Minneapolis Fed and Data Foundation partner for real-time survey

05/14/2020

Summary write up of week 2 data results is available on our site! The new post offers key findings and policy implications for decision-makers to consider, as well as an overview of economic, health, and well-being findings. Read on here: https://covid-impact.org/blog/covid-impacts-quickly-hit-the-economy-american-people-economic-social-effects-appear-sustained

Compared to late-April, results from the COVID Impact Survey’s second week of data collection (May 4-10, 2020) suggest that economic, health, and well-being measures improved little across the country.

05/14/2020

Week 2 data is now live on our site! Download and explore this rich dataset! The survey provides national & regional stats about physical health, mental health, econ security, and social dynamics in the U.S. during https://www.covid-impact.org/results.

 Results Week 1 and Week 2 Data Now Available. Click on Headline to Expand. The results include de-identified datasets for further research use along with a codebook and detailed methodology. Microdata are being made available in open, machine-readable formats. Please refer to the codebook for th...