European Social Survey HQ

The award-winning and academically driven cross-national project collects survey data biennially measuring citizens’ attitudes and public opinions on a variety of topics across Europe.

Every two years, a questionnaire is conducted in up to 30 European nations. The interview lasts around one hour, and includes core questions asked in every round.

These questions focus on media consumption, institutional and social trust, democracy, government and politics, national and ethnic identity, health and wellbeing, discrimination, immigration, religion, the human values scale and a range of socio-demographic measures.

In each round of the survey, two topics are covered in more depth.

Each round of the ESS is funded by national funding agencies in each participating country.

All data and documentation is available free of charge on the ESS Data Portal. Since 2002, over 200,000 people have completed a short registration to access the data.

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This project aims to provide collective support for existing ERICs and research infrastructures (RI). The project began in September 2023.

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Following the success of implementing ESS-SUSTAIN (grant agreement number 676166), ESS-SUSTAIN-2 began in January 2020 and will run until 30 June 2023. The €4.9m project is being coordinated by the ESS and includes 16 other partners based across Europe. The project will enhance links with other survey research infrastructures; promote ESS data among key European policy makers; consolidate membership to the ERIC and develop existing tools to optimise the implementation of the survey. A key part of the project is the implementation of a 12-country cross-national online survey to inform future plans for online data collection.

The ESS is a partner in this Horizon 2020 project that aims to develop a systematic greenhouse gas measurement system for urban areas. Coordinated by ICOS - Integrated Carbon Observation System, it will bring together and evaluate the most innovative measurement approaches of greenhouse gas emissions in urban areas and will develop useful tools and services for cities to support their local climate action plans. ESS ERIC is the only social survey research project involved in the PAUL project, as part of a consortium of 31 partners from a range of scientific disciplines. The ESS ERIC will lead Task 1.3: The human dimension of climate policies: economic and behavioural impacts. The project will run until 30 September 2025.

ADDResponse

The ADDResponse project analysed Non-Response Bias by looking at auxiliary data. Funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), the project held strong ties with the ESS. ADDResponse matched small-area administrative, commercial, and geo-coded data to the ESS data collected in the UK during Round 6 (2012/13). It aimed to: identify benefits and challenges of using different kinds of auxiliary data confidentially; analyse non-response bias with the help of auxiliary information; and develop corrective models and weighting procedures for non-response bias. Find out more about the project on the ADDResponse blog.

ESS-SUSTAIN

A €2.3 million project, ESS-SUSTAIN was funded by the European Commission through its Horizon 2020 programme. The project led to a significant increase in ESS membership, lowered the costs of participation and helped enhance the quality of the ESS datasets. The grant supported activities such as an impact case study in member countries, the appointment of ambassadors to promote the study, an investigation into accessing structural funds to finance membership and enhanced communications activities.

European Cohort Development Project (ECDP)

European Research Infrastructure Consortium Forum (ERIC Forum)

This project aimed to provide collective support from existing ERICs to research infrastructures (RI) interested in becoming an ERIC. This includes the development of best practice guidance related to the ERIC legal framework and the creation of a repository for relevant documents - such as internal regulations and rules of procedures - to be made publicly available online. The project ended in December 2022.

ESS director to receive international prize

16/08/23

The Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAS) has announced that European Social Survey Director, Professor Rory Fitzgerald, will be the latest recipient of their International SAS Prize.

CRONOS-2 data released

11/07/23

Data collected through the world’s first large scale, cross-national, probability-based input-harmonised web panel has been published by the European Social Survey (ESS).

ESS Conference 2024 in Lisbon

05/07/23

The 5th International European Social Survey (ESS) Conference will take place in Lisbon, Portugal, from 8-10 July 2024

Call for nominations: General Assembly Chair

15/06/23

The European Social Survey European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ESS ERIC) has opened the process to appoint a new General Assembly Chair.

Centerdata joins Core Scientific Team

05/06/23

The European Social Survey (ESS) is delighted to announce that Centerdata has joined its core scientific team (CST) to help coordinate the survey.

Latest academic monitoring report published

30/05/23

New research has discovered that 5,966 English-language academic publications include substantial primary analysis of our data (2003-21).

New Round 10 data release

11/05/23

The third edition of data and documentation for European Social Survey (ESS) Round 10 was published today (Thursday 11 May 2023).

Montenegro becomes 28th member

03/04/23

Montenegro has become the 28th member of the European Social Survey European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ESS ERIC).

Call for Papers: Digital social contacts

13/03/23

The editors for an upcoming special issue of the Community, Work and Family journal (Taylor and Francis) have published a call for papers.

Comparing Australian and European attitudes

27/02/23

Analysis of survey responses to the same questions asked to respondents in Australia and Europe were presented at a webinar last week (Monday 20 February).

Agreement with Korean General Social Survey

09/02/23

Earlier this week, the European Social Survey (ESS) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Korean General Social Survey (KGSS).

Round 12 rotating modules selected

04/01/23

The European Social Survey (ESS) has selected questions on immigration and wellbeing to be included in Round 12 of the survey, currently due to be fielded in 2025.

SSH Open Cluster announces new chair

16/12/22

Projects involved in the Social Sciences and Humanities Open Cluster have elected a chair and vice-chair to lead the organisation in 2023.

Second release of Round 10 data now available

09/12/22

The European Social Survey (ESS) has published data from an additional 15 countries who participated in Round 10 (2020-22) of our survey.

Join us at ESRA 2023

17/11/22

Several sessions directly related to the European Social Survey (ESS) have been selected for the 2023 European Survey Research Association (ESRA) conference in Milan, Italy.

Mode switch advisers appointed

14/11/22

Four experts have been appointed by the European Social Survey (ESS) to advise on the planned switch from in-person to self-completion data collection.

Call for policy consultant

26/09/22

The European Social Survey European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ESS ERIC) has published a call for a consultant to investigate the use of ESS data amongst policy making audiences.

Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2022

21/09/22

This year's annual lecture in memory of European Social Survey (ESS) co-founder, Sir Roger Jowell, will be delivered by Professor Rosie Campbell on Wednesday 12 October.

Electronic Questionnaire Device

01/08/22

A report has been published on the European Social Survey (ESS) website about the experience of using an Electronic Questionnaire Device during the pandemic.

Call for papers: Online youth event

21/07/22

To mark the European Union’s European Year of Youth, the European Social Survey (ESS) has announced a call for papers for an online conference on Wednesday 7 December 2022.

Round 10 data now available

23/06/22

The European Social Survey (ESS) has today published data collected during Round 10 (2020-22) for the first time.

New report reflects on nine rounds of data

22/06/22

Ahead of the initial Round 10 (2020-22) data release, the European Social Survey (ESS) has published a report that includes analysis of data from the first nine rounds of the survey (2002-19).

Call for self-completion mode experts

13/06/22

The European Social Survey European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ESS ERIC) has launched a call for special advisors to help manage changes to the mode of data collection.

Related Studies: Australian data now available

09/06/22

Data collected from online panel respondents in Australia during early 2020 can now be compared to European Social Survey (ESS) Round 9 (2018/19) data.

Call for Papers: ESS Visegrad Conference

06/06/22

The European Social Survey (ESS) has published a call for papers aimed at those who wish to present their research at the ESS Visegrad Network+ Conference in Prague, Czechia, on 13-14 October 2022.

ESS announces change to data collection methodology

31/05/22

The European Social Survey (ESS) General Assembly has endorsed a plan to transition data collection from face-to-face interviews to a ‘web first self-completion’ design.

The way you access our data is changing

19/05/22

European Social Survey (ESS) data and documentation will only be accessible through the new ESS Data Portal from Monday 30 May.

Supporting Ukrainian research

16/05/22

The European Social Survey European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ESS ERIC) has implemented several measures to support higher education and research in Ukraine.

Serbia becomes newest member of the ESS ERIC

26/04/22

The European Social Survey European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ESS ERIC) has accepted Serbia as its 27th member.

Round 10 data coming soon

05/04/22

The first data collected during European Social Survey (ESS) Round 10 will be published in June 2022.

New study reveals impact of ESS data

08/03/22

A new study highlights a wide range of academic, non-academic and teaching impacts as a result of European Social Survey (ESS) data.

ESS community condemns Russian attack

04/03/22

The European Social Survey (ESS) community condemns the ruthless attack of the Russian Federation.

Call for Round 12 rotating modules

14/02/22

The European Social Survey (ESS) is inviting teams of researchers to propose a set of up to 30 questions to be included in Round 12 (2025) of the survey.

New data search and download service

04/02/22

The European Social Survey (ESS) has launched a new search and download service designed to make it easier to access and reuse relevant data and documentation.

Round 10 source questionnaire published

10/01/22

The European Social Survey has today (Monday 10 January 2022) published its Round 10 source questionnaire and accompanying documents.

Spain becomes 26th member of ESS ERIC

13/12/21

Spain has become the 26th member of the European Social Survey European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ESS ERIC) - the highest number of any ERIC.

Round 10 self-completion experiment funded in UK

29/11/21

The European Social Survey (ESS) has been allocated over £250,000 by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), part of UK Research and Innovation, to conduct an experiment during the latest round of data collection.

ESS involved in new climate change project

20/10/21

The European Social Survey (ESS) will participate in a new Horizon 2020 project that aims to develop a systematic greenhouse gas measurement system for urban areas.

Round 10 fieldwork update

05/10/21

Despite the pandemic, it is expected that 32 countries will take part in Round 10 of the European Social Survey (ESS) - the highest number of participating countries in a single round.

Roger Jowell memorial lecture 2021

16/09/21

The annual lecture held in memory of European Social Survey (ESS) co-founder, Sir Roger Jowell, will be held both as an in-person event and broadcast online on Tuesday 28 September.

Round 9 Multilevel Data published

07/07/21

The Multilevel Data resource has now been updated to include externally collected data applicable to European Social Survey (ESS) Round 9 (2018/19) data.

New report published: The timing of life events

25/06/21

A new report that includes analysis of European Social Survey (ESS) data on the timing of life was launched at a webinar earlier this week (Monday 21 June).

Agreement with Japanese General Social Survey

10/06/21

The European Social Survey (ESS) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Japanese General Social Survey (JGSS).

Web panel question modules selected

03/06/21

The process for selecting questions to be included as part the European Social Survey (ESS) six-wave online panel has now been completed.

Findings from the Human Values Scale

16/03/21

Last week, the European Social Survey (ESS) launched a new report that includes analysis of data collected through the Schwartz human values scale.

Fresh opportunity to field web panel modules

08/03/21

The European Social Survey (ESS) has today (Monday 8 March) opened a second call for applications to design a set of questions to be fielded as part of a pan-European online panel.

Important update on ESS Round 10 fieldwork

26/02/21

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the majority of Round 10 fieldwork - originally due to be collected in face to face interviews from late 2020 - was not possible last year.

5,429 academic publications based on ESS data

11/02/21

Preliminary analysis of Google Scholar indexing has established that almost 5,500 academic publications include substantial use of European Social Survey (ESS) data (2003-20).

Round 10 core questionnaire changes

26/01/21

A new European Social Survey (ESS) report summarises changes that have been made to our core questionnaire ahead of Round 10 (2020/21).

New version of Round 9 data now available

11/12/20

The European Social Survey (ESS) has published the third edition of Round 9 (2018/19) data and updated the cumulative data file.

Questions selected for new online panel

11/11/20

Following an open call for proposals, question module proposals have now been selected for inclusion in our new online web panel, due to be fielded in 12 countries, beginning in 2021.

Round 10 COVID-19 questions finalised

30/10/20

The latest edition of the European Social Survey (ESS) will include a set of questions that can be fielded in participating countries to measure attitudes towards the Coronavirus pandemic.

Director becomes Academy of Social Sciences Fellow

16/10/20

The Director of the European Social Survey (ESS), Professor Rory Fitzgerald, has been appointed as a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences.

Justice and fairness analysis now available

06/10/20

The European Social Survey (ESS) has published a new Topline Results series report on Justice and Fairness in society, based on analysis of the most recently available dataset.

Justice and fairness: Topline report launch

18/09/20

The European Social Survey (ESS) will be hosting an online event on Friday 2 October to mark the publication of a new Topline Findings report on Justice and Fairness in society.

Round 11 rotating modules selected

14/09/20

Questions that examine gender attitudes and social inequalities in health have been chosen for inclusion in Round 11 (2022/23) of the European Social Survey (ESS).

Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2020

02/09/20

This year’s lecture in memory of Sir Roger Jowell - the co-founder of the European Social Survey - will be held online on Wednesday 16 September.

Call for Southern European Ambassador

17/08/20

The European Social Survey (ESS) is looking to appoint a consultant who will act as a southern European ambassador to establish a network in the region.

Call for online panel questions now open

04/08/20

The European Social Survey (ESS) has today (Tuesday 4 August) issued a call for questions to be asked in a new online panel, scheduled to be fielded in 12 countries during 2021 and 2022.

Round 9: Second data release now available

15/06/20

The second edition of data and documentation for Round 9 of the European Social Survey (ESS) has been published today (Monday 15 June 2020).

ESS receives dataset award

08/06/20

The European Social Survey (ESS) has been chosen as the winner of the Lijphart/Przeworski/Verba (LPV) Dataset Award 2020.

Special fast call for COVID-19 questions

22/05/20

The ESS ERIC is inviting applications to design a short set of questions (up to 5 items) related to the COVID-19 pandemic that will be fielded in the European Social Survey (ESS).

ESS ERIC now has 25 members

04/05/20

The European Social Survey European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ESS ERIC) now has 25 members - the highest number of any ERIC.

COVID-19 implications on the ESS

08/04/20

The Coronavirus pandemic is having widespread implications on people, businesses and research across the world, and the European Social Survey (ESS) is no exception.

Analyse Round 9 Russian data

19/02/20

Although Russia did not formally take part in Round 9 (2018/19) of our survey, you can now access data collected by the Institute for Comparative Social Research (CESSI).

Developing a global online panel

30/01/20

Following a workshop in December 2019, the European Social Survey (ESS) has published a report about the opportunities for international collaboration to develop a global online survey.

ESS awarded major Horizon 2020 grant

06/01/20

The European Social Survey (ESS) has been awarded almost €5 million in funding from the European Commission to lead a new Horizon 2020 project - SUSTAIN 2 - from January 2020.

New experts appointed to advisory boards

26/11/19

The General Assembly of the European Social Survey (ESS) has appointed seven new members to serve on their methods and scientific advisory boards.

Round 9 data now available

31/10/19

The first edition of European Social Survey (ESS) Round 9 data - collected in 19 countries during late 2018 and early 2019 - has been published today (31 October 2019).

Exploring public attitudes, informing public policy

14/10/19

A publication that showcases a wide range of articles based on European Social Survey (ESS) data collected over the first seven rounds is now available online.

Your chance to field questions in our survey

25/09/19

For a chance to include questions in Round 11 (2022/23) of the European Social Survey (ESS), the call for proposals is now open until January next year.

Social science event at the European Commission

19/09/19

The European Social Survey (ESS) organised a meeting with the European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety, Vytenis Andriukaitis, in Brussels last week (Friday 13 September).

Global partnerships revealed

04/09/19

The European Social Survey (ESS) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with research organisations in Australia (Australian National University) and South Africa (Human Sciences Research Council) as part of its strategy for global outreach.

Online consultation launched

28/08/19

We have launched an online consultation into proposed changes to some of our questions that are included in every round of the European Social Survey (ESS).

Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2022

Rosie Campbell (King’s College London) delivered the latest annual lecture in memory of our co-founder, Sir Roger Jowell, on Wednesday 12 October 2022.

The event was held at City, University of London and broadcast online. The chair was Alison Park, Interim Executive Chair of the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC).

The lecture illustrated the invaluable contribution that the British Social Attitudes Survey and the British Election Study have made to the ability to understand the link between gender and voting behaviour; both surveys that Sir Roger Jowell played a leading role in establishing.

Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2021

Paul Johnson (The Institute for Fiscal Studies) delivered the eighth annual lecture in memory of European Social Survey co-founder, Sir Roger Jowell, on Tuesday 28 September 2021. The event was chaired by new City President, Professor Anthony Finkelstein.

This year’s lecture assessed how inequalities in education and wealth, and between regions, ethnic minorities and generations, have been affected by the Coronavirus pandemic.

Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2020

Sir Michael Marmot (Institute Health Equity) delivered the 2020 Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture - Social justice and health equity - in an online event on Wednesday 16 September 2020.

The Professor of Epidemiology at University College London discussed tackling health inequalities, insisting that policies and interventions must not be confined to the health care system. Sir Michael explained that policies are needed to address the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age.

Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2019

Professor Alissa Goodman and Rt Hon David Laws delivered the 2019 lecture - An uneven playing field: the causes and consequences of social inequalities in education - at City on 13 June 2019.

Alissa Goodman of University College London Institute of Education discussed research on inequalities, showing how longitudinal data is being used to understand the causes and consequences of educational disadvantage in the UK.

Speaking to the policy implications of educational disadvantage, Rt Hon David Laws - Executive Chairman of the Education Policy Institute - present findings from research on the evolution of the disadvantage gap, by phase, pupil type and area over the last decade.

A recording of the lecture is available

Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2018

The fifth annual lecture in honour of Sir Roger Jowell was held at the British Academy in London on 21 May 2018. The lecture was delivered by Professor Jane Green of the University of Manchester who discussed her research into the 2015 and 2017 British elections.

Jane Green is Professor of Political Science in the Cathy Marsh Institute for Social Research and the Politics Department in Manchester and belongs to the Scientific Leadership Team of the British Election Study (BES).

The Chair of the lecture was Jennifer Rubin, Executive Chair of the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC).

Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2017

Professor Anand Menon discussed what the vote for Brexit means for the UK and its relationship with the countries who remain a part of the union. As Chair of the UK in a Changing Europe initiative, the Professor of European Politics and Foreign Affairs at King's College London offered valuable insight into this critical issue.

The fourth annual memorial lecture was held on 30 May 2017 and chaired by Professor Sara Hobolt, Sutherland Chair in European Institutions at the London School of Economics.

A recording of the lecture is available

• 11 May 2017: Using digital sensors to understand activity in the home - Nigel Gilbert (University of Surrey)
• 14 June 2017: Assessing the risk of mode effects in surveys - Jo d’Ardenne (NatCen Social Research) and Annette Jäckle (Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Essex)
• 28 September 2017: Taking the leap… from in-person to mixed-mode surveys - Paul P. Biemer (RTI International and the University of North Carolina)
• 25 October 2017: The development of push-to-web surveys in the UK - Gerry Nicolaas (NatCen Social Research) and Patten Smith (Ipsos Public Affairs)
• 25 January 2018: Using mobile devices to enhance and extend measurement - Mick P. Couper (Survey Research Center, Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan)
• 22 February 2018: Evidence of the effectiveness of respondent centred survey design - Andrew Phelps (Office for National Statistics, ONS) and Respondent centred survey design: Principles and practice - Laura Wilson (ONS)
• 16 April 2018: Managing survey change: resource trade-offs and quality metrics - Brad Edwards (Westat)
• 24 May 2018: Completing social surveys on smartphones: what should we be worried about? - Tim Hanson, Peter Matthews and Alice McGee (Kantar Public UK)
• 21 June 2018: Probability based on-line panels in Great Britain - Curtis Jessop (NatCen Social Research), Rory Fitzgerald and Gianmaria Bottoni (European Social Survey)
• 6 September 2018: Conducting probability based mixed-mode surveys: Experimental evidence from the European Values Study - Pablo Christmann (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences)
• 2 October 2018: How web-push surveys are changing survey methodology - Don A. Dillman (Washington State University)
• 11 October 2018: Interviewer effects on response latencies in a face-to-face interview survey - Patrick Sturgis (University of Southampton)
• 8 November 2018: Ethics are everywhere - Helen Kara
• 22 January 2019: Linking survey and social media data: Experiences and evidence - Tarek Al Baghal (Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Essex)
• 12 February 2019: Adventures in administrative data: Potential, pitfalls and predictions... - Emma White (University of Southampton)
• 14 March 2019: The digital transformation of government - Simon Everest (Government Digital Service, Cabinet Office)
• 23 May 2019: Maintaining response rates: A losing battle? - Edith De Leeuw (Utrecht University)
• 12 September 2019: Sampling vulnerable and mobile populations in household surveys - Dana R. Thomson (Flowminder Foundation)
• 17 October 2019: How should we present ‘Don’t Know’ options in web-surveys? - Bernard Steen (NatCen Social Research), James Thom (Ipsos MORI) and Tim Hanson (Kantar Public UK)
• 28 November 2019: Using mobile apps for data collection - Annette Jäckle (Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Essex)
• 26 March 2020: Growing up in digital Europe: developing the first Europe wide birth cohort survey (webinar) - Gary Pollock (Manchester Metropolitan University)
• 30 April 2020: Data quality in mixed-device online surveys in the UK (webinar) - Olga Maslovskaya (University of Southampton)
• 10 June 2020: Evidence-based survey operations (webinar) - Michael Bosnjak (ZPID - Leibniz Institute for Psychology Information)
• 25 June 2020: Smartphones: collecting better social data (webinar) - Peter Lugtig (Utrecht University)
• 28 October 2020: Promoting desirable interviewer behaviour in the European Social Survey (webinar) - Roberto Briceno-Rosas (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences) and Joost Kappelhof (The Netherlands Institute for Social Research - SCP)
• 5 November 2020: Within-household selection methods for probability web surveys (webinar) - Kristen Olson (University of Nebraska-Lincoln), Patten Smith (Ipsos MORI) and Joel Williams (Kantar UK Public). Chair: Peter Lynn (Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Essex).
• 18 November 2020: Moving household financial surveys online: Initial research findings (webinar) - Matt Corey-Bale and Tom Williams (Office for National Statistics, ONS)
• 9 December 2020: From German Internet Panel to Mannheim Corona Study (webinar) - Carina Cornesse (University of Mannheim)
• 10 February 2021: Response of Understanding Society to the COVID-19 pandemic (webinar) - Jonathan Burton (Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Essex)
• 17 March 2021: Transition to multimode data collection: understanding the measurement dimension (webinar) - Alexandru Cernat (University of Manchester)
• 15 April 2021: Responding to the pandemic: a 3 country self-completion push to web experiment (webinar) - Rory Fitzgerald (City, University of London)
• 28 April 2021: Learnings from transitioning the British Election Study from face-to-face to push-to-web (webinar) - Alex Bogdan (Ipsos MORI)
• 27 May 2021: Taking deliberations online (webinar) - Ceri Davies (NatCen Social Research)
• 23 June 2021: The effect of language of survey administration on the response formation process (webinar) - Emilia Peytcheva (RTI International)
• 13 October 2021: What was done to adapt the General Social Survey in 2020? (webinar) - René Bautista (NORC at the University of Chicago)
• 28 October 2021: Measuring Disasters - The role of self-report surveys (webinar) - Ben Edwards (Australian National University)
• 3 December 2021: Improving web surveys through visual design and usability (webinar) - Emily Geisen (Qualtrics)
• 27 January 2022: Remodelling social surveys - trade-offs and opportunities (webinar) - Peter Cornick and Shanna Christie (NatCen Social Research)
• 10 February 2022: Cross-cultural survey pretesting in the digital age (webinar) - Mandy Sha and Dorothée Behr (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences)
• 16 February 2022: How to conduct cognitive interviews online (webinar) - Cornelia Neuert (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences)
• 6 April 2022: Web survey participation of Millennials (webinar) - Melanie Revilla (Pompeu Fabra University, UPF)
• 31 May 2022: Methods for including respondent perspectives in the development of multilingual surveys (webinar) - Patricia Goerman, Yazmín Garcia Trejo and Mikelyn Meyers (U.S. Census Bureau)
• 28 June 2022: Video-interviewing: An effective new way of conducting surveys? (webinar) - Carole Sanchez (Centre for Longitudinal Studies), Mari Toomse-Smith and Kirsty Cole (NatCen Social Research)
• 14 July 2022: Phone to online mode shifts as part of a cross-national, probability-based annual project (webinar) - Alexandra Castillo and Patrick Moynihan (Pew Research Center)
• 28 September 2022: Chapel Hill Expert Survey trend file, 1999-2019 (webinar) - Seth Jolly (Syracuse University) and Ryan Bakker (University of Essex)
• 19 October 2022: Harmonizing survey data across different survey modes (webinar) - Ranjit Singh (GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences)
• 17 November 2022: Can tablets collect data from people with no internet or limited digital literacy? (webinar) - Jo D’Ardenne (NatCen)
• 6 February 2023: How Respondent Centred Design can be used to tackle survey challenges (webinar) - Laura Wilson, Emma Dickinson and Colin Beavan-Seymour (Office for National Statistics)
• 21 March 2023: Measuring sex, gender identity and sexual orientation: Findings of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences (webinar) -Nancy Bates (ret. former US Census Bureau) and Katherine Dalke (Penn State College of Medicine)
• 8 June 2023: Bringing survey methodology to machine learning: Effects of annotation collection methods on training data and models (webinar) - Stephanie Eckman (University of Maryland)
• 15 June 2023: Designed big data: Augmenting surveys with apps, sensors, and wearables (webinar) - Bella Struminskaya (Utrecht University)
• 7 September 2023: Survey Futures: Addressing current challenges to assure the future of survey data collection (webinar) - Peter Lynn (University of Essex) and Olga Maslovskaya (University of Southampton)
• 11 October 2023: Data collection with wearables, apps and sensors (webinar) - Florian Keusch (University of Mannheim)