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What is program evaluation, exactly? Here's a quick summary that hits the high points.

If you have a program that you need to learn more about--whether to satisfy funders, inform stakeholders, or to improve your approach--SRG can help.

Strengthening Our Communities: Program Evaluation Begin with the end in mind. Every comprehensive program starts with a plan. These plans should include an evaluation strategy and steps for collecting that

As primary season is in full swing, it's important to remember that not all survey data are created equal. Here are some things to consider as you look at polls.

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Can you trust Super Tuesday predictions? Here's a guide to understanding polls. :: WRAL.com As the 2020 election pushes ahead, voters will be seeing poll results in their news feed -- lots of them. But not all polls are created equal, and it can be hard to put the results into the proper context

The Census is a valuable data source for researchers, policy makers, and legislators. Making sure that everyone is counted--including the children of our communities--is critical for future decision-making efforts.

“FACT: Children under the age of 5 had the highest undercount of any age group in the 2010 Census.” Make sure your children are counted. Columbus.gov/Columbus Counts or call 614.645.3111 to learn more.

The world of survey research is constantly evolving. This also means that the field's best practices are constantly evolving. SRG adheres closely to the recommendations from AAPOR.

Nebraska-led team examines changes in survey research Large-scale population surveys are changing in methods and modes. Nebraska sociologists Kristen Olson and Jolene Smyth chaired a Task Force for the American Association for Public Opinion Research to examine best practices for changes to mail, web, and mobile devices from telephone surveys.