Current Surveys

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.

The University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business, in parternship with World Wide Technology, is conducting a national survey examining how leading U.S. enterprises are approaching and applying artificial intelligence. The results will inform a report on the current state of AI adoption across enterprises nationwide. Business leaders at medium and large enterprises may receive an invitation email to participate from the University of Virginia's Center for Survey Research. The confidential online survey takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. Input from business leaders will be essential to understanding current AI practices, ethical challenges, and the impacts of AI efforts on the workforce and enterprises.

The Center for Survey Research is conducting the 2026 Charlottesville Gas Safety Survey on behalf of the City of Charlottesville Department of Utilities. The Charlottesville Gas Safety Survey focuses on natural gas safety and includes residents and businesses across Charlottesville and Albemarle. If you are a Charlottesville or Albemarle resident and received a letter or postcard, your household was randomly selected to participate. The survey is confidential, conducted through a paper questionnaire sent through postal mail or online, and takes about 10 to 15 minutes to complete.