Current Surveys

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In partnership with CAI, CSR is surveying eligible Black and African American residents of Jackson, Mississippi, and other communities around the state. This survey aims to learn more about Black community members’ tobacco use and thoughts about tobacco. The results will help those who work in health care, nonprofits, or those interested in improving health, learn about Black Mississippians’ health needs and wants. The survey is confidential, conducted through a paper questionnaire sent through postal mail or online (you may receive a reminder phone call or text from us as well), and takes about 15-20 minutes to complete.

On behalf of the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky, CSR is surveying eligible residents of Kentucky to better understand children’s health, safety, and well-being. This data will help shape health policies for children and youth at the local and state levels to reduce health inequalities in Kentucky. The survey is confidential, conducted through a paper questionnaire sent through postal mail or online (you may receive a reminder text from us as well), and takes about 10-15 minutes to complete. 

Since 1993, licensed Virginia hunters are randomly selected to receive a Hunter Survey. This survey covers information regarding a hunter’s harvest and effort, as well as their behaviors, preferences, and opinions on a variety of hunting related questions. CSR is supporting the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) to administer this survey. This information is used by biologists at DWR to estimate harvest, better understand hunters in Virginia, and inform management decisions.

On behalf of the Reston Community Center (RCC), CSR is surveying residents of Reston to learn about Reston's priorities and preferences for leisure-time activities and facilities. The input from this survey will help RCC decide how to best serve Reston going forward. The survey is being conducted by mail and online.