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2024 Small Business Credit Survey
Who is doing the survey? The Federal Reserve Banks, the 12 Reserve Banks of the Federal Reserve System. See details at FED Small Business. Your anonymous survey response to the Small Business Credit Survey will help the Federal Reserve share vital information on the current business climate. The survey takes 10–12 minutes to complete.
Survey is open to all U.S. based for-profit businesses with fewer than 500 employees.
Take the survey (https://fedreserveboard.gov1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2lCuiQwNXRRM7bM).
LEAP Asian American Leadership Survey
Who is doing the survey? LEAP, a national nonprofit championing leadership, empowerment, and policy for Asian and Pacific Islander communities since 1982, in collaboration with Dr. Yon Na PhD.
The LEAP Asian American Leaders survey seeks to better understand the internal and external factors and their impact on Asian Americans’ rise to leadership.
Seeking U.S. based managers/executives in the workplace who identify as Asian American with one or more direct reports.
Take the survey (https://bit.ly/3Xofvol) or email yna@leap.org with any questions.
Asian Americans and Workplace racial equity
Who is doing the survey? The Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice University
This study aims to document and shed light on the rich and diverse racial experiences of Asian employees to foster understanding and support for the Asian community.
Seeking U.S. based workers of Asian ancestry, including East Asians, South Asians, and Southeast Asians. Professionals can be across industries, occupations, and all experience levels and rank.
To sign up or learn more, contact Dr. Sora Jun at sora.jun@rice.edu.
AANHPI in Clinical & Caregiving Research
Who is doing the survey? Funded by the National Institute on Aging of the National Institutes of Health under Award Number R24AG063718
Currently, Asian Americans, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders (AANHPI) are among the least represented groups in scientific research.
Join the CARE registry to give AANHPI communities a voice in health research ranging from aging to caregiving across the lifespan.
Learn more or enroll in the CARE Registry (https://careregistry.ucsf.edu/home)
South Asian Health
Who is doing the study? Our Health, a nonprofit research initiative
South Asians are disproportionately affected by heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. There has been few studies on why South Asians are at higher risk. OurHealth was founded by cardiologists and genetic researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard who are dedicated to discovering the underlying genetic factors for cardiovascular disease risk in South Asian populations.
Join the study (https://ourhealthstudy.org)
Asian American Health
Who is doing the survey? New York University – Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development
Online questionnaire about racial encounters, stress, trauma, and mental health
Vietnamese American data
Who is doing the survey? Advancing Justice – Atlanta and conducted by University of South Carolina
Title of Study: Intergenerational Conflict Exploration Study
This online survey seeks to provide researchers a better understanding on how political opinion may impact intergenerational conflict and well-being within the Vietnamese American community.
Southeast Asian Data
Who is doing the study? University of Wisconsin-Madison
Title of Study: A Daily Diary Study of Culture and Connection Among Southeast Asian Americans
This study seeks to understand how experiences related to racial and ethnic cultural identity affect Southeast American’s sense of social connection for Asians of Cambodian, Hmong, Laos, and Vietnamese descent. The study is led by Zoua Lor, in the Department of Counseling Psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and has been reviewed by the Institutional Review Board.
Asian Health Data
Who is doing the study? Hofstra University
Title of Research: Asian-American Youth & Families– Elucidating Challenges to Care and Engagement in Support Services (ACCESS Study).
This study is being conducted by a team of researchers from the Department of Psychology at Hofstra University, New York and led by Dr. Amy Hyoeun Lee, Assistant Professor of Psychology at Hofstra University.