Panel Study of Income Dynamics

Announcement for a new article using #PSIDdata exploring trends in religiosity and generosity, with a link to read online.

New article alert! Research using @umpsid.bsky.social philanthropy data shows no difference between secular and religious donors who donate money to secular charities and orgs. Out now from the pub "Secularism and Nonreligion." #psidData #AcademicSky

Read the full article: myumi.ch/Nrjd9

Registration announcement for the 2026 PSID User Workshop at the ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods, with a deadline to apply by April 15 and event dates in June.

Calling all #data users & researchers! The #PSID Summer Workshop returns to Ann Arbor, MI June 15-19. Join us at the ICPSR Summer Program to explore the core PSID interview, its special topics & supplemental studies. Get the details on this 5-day, in-person workshop & apply by 4/15: myumi.ch/QwRd3

Registration announcement for the 2026 PSID User Workshop at the ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods, with a deadline to apply by April 15 and event dates in June.

Calling all #data users & researchers! The #PSID Summer Workshop returns to Ann Arbor, MI June 15-19. Join us at the ICPSR Summer Program to explore the core PSID interview, its special topics & supplemental studies. Get the details on this 5-day, in-person workshop & apply by 4/15: myumi.ch/QwRd3

Announcement from the University of Michigan Panel Study of Income Dynamics about the upcoming PSID User Workshop during the 2026 ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods. Event takes place June 15–19 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Includes a prompt to apply by April 15 and a link for more information.

Calling all #data users! The #PSID Summer Workshop returns to Ann Arbor, MI June 15-19! Join us at @icpsrsummer.bsky.social program to explore the core PSID interview, its special topics & supplemental studies.

Get the details on this 5-day, in-person workshop & apply by April 15:
myumi.ch/QwRd3

ICPSR Summer Program registration is open with the First General Session from June 8 to July 2 and the Second General Session from July 6 to July 31, plus Topical Workshops from May to August.

Registration for the 2026 Summer Program is now open! 90+ classes in statistics, data analysis, and quantitative methods. Learn methods on your schedule, with in-person or online classes, live or asynchronous. For more details: cvent.me/o5EkXv

#SumProg26 #ICPSR

In today’s PSID Seminar Series, Dan Hungerman presents findings using @umpsid.bsky.social philanthropy data on the effects of the Tax Cuts and Job Act on Charitable Giving.
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Bright announcement for ICPSR Summer Program scholarships with a March 1 application deadline and over $400K available.

Scholarship applications the 2026 ICPSR Summer Program close Sunday! Over $400k in scholarships available! Apply by March 1. For more details: myumi.ch/ICPSRscholarships

#SumProg26 #ICPSR #QuantitativeMethods #ScholarshipOpportunities #GraduateStudies #DataScienceEducation #ResearchTraining

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POV: Me jumping to follow ICPSR on Bluesky (and all the cool platforms)! 🐶

Follow us and let’s fetch some great data together. 🐾

#DataDive #FollowForFun #LoveData26 #ICPSRDataFair

We Are SRC YouTube video by Survey Research Center, University of Michigan

Celebrating 80 years of social science in the public interest.

SRC’s founders believed social behavior could be understood in terms of attitudes and motivational behaviors, and links could be formed between an academic culture & the applied research of business and government. youtu.be/giSsP7o4PZg

At our recent @um-psc.bsky.social coffee chat, Ana Reynoso named PSID, alongside Scandinavian registry data, as her favorite data source. Follow @umpsid.bsky.social and use this rich, longitudinal data on income dynamics to improve lives. #LoveData26 Video: @abbymehraban.bsky.social

How are you celebrating Love Data Week? Hear why Assistant Professor of Economics at #Umich & @um-psc.bsky.social Affiliate Ana Reynoso is a “really, really big fan of the PSID.” #LoveData26 #PSIDdata

Three-column infographic comparing Business owners, Formal self-employed, and Informal self-employed, each with an icon at the top (buildings, briefcase, and a bicycle courier) and a list of outcomes; Business owners column lists Higher earnings, More stable, Best health, and Highest life satisfaction with corresponding icons, Formal self-employed lists Moderate earnings, Some stability, Better health, and Higher life satisfaction, and Informal self-employed lists Lower earnings, Less stable, Poorer health, and Lower life satisfaction; footer text reads Based on PSID data from 2003 to 2019.

Not all self-employment offers the same security.

New U-M research using PSID data on about 10,000 U.S. families finds informal gig and odd-job work is tied to lower earnings, poorer health, and more instability. ISR researcher Joelle Abramowitz explains why these distinctions matter.

Testing the Risk of Child Hyperactivity-Inattention Problems in Families Living with Housing-cost Burden during the COVID-19 Pandemic - Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology - Housing cost burden is a critical issue in contemporary society, not only because of the economic strain it imposes on households, but also due to...

The study examines the risk of child hyperactivity-inattention problems across different levels of housing cost burden during the COVID-19 pandemic and explores whether these patterns differ between renter and homeowner families.

Learn more in the article: myumi.ch/15WDJ

Announcement about a new article using #PSIDdata on child hyperactivity-inattention problems during COVID-19, with a link to read online.

A new article has been published using #PSIDdata in the January 16, 2026 issue of Research and Child Adolescent Psychopathology. #AcademicSky 🧵 (1/2)

Announcement for the PSID User Workshop during the PAA 2026 Annual Meeting in St. Louis, scheduled for May 6.

Ready to learn all about the publicly available #PSIDdata and design of the PSID? Join us at the #PSID User Workshop is on Wednesday, May 6 from 9 am-2 pm at #PAA2026 in St. Louis!

Register now: myumi.ch/Nrqwj

Applications for the Summer Data Immersion program on Alzheimer’s research are open, with an extended deadline and event in Ann Arbor, May 2026.

ICYMI: there's still time to apply for the 2026 Summer Data Immersion Program, hosted by the Michigan Center for Contextual Factors in Alzheimer's Disease, using #PSIDdata. Join us at @umisr.bsky.social in May. #Umich #AcademicSky #PSID

Apply by Monday, Feb. 16: myumi.ch/mRWPj

Deadline extended! Apply for the MCCFAD 2026 Summer Data Immersion Program by Monday, Feb. 16th!
#Umich #AcademicSky #PSID

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Applications for the Summer Data Immersion program are open through February 2; the event will be held at the Institute for Social Research in Ann Arbor from May 18-21, 2026.

Today is the last day to apply for the 2026 Summer Data Immersion Program, hosted by the Michigan Center for Contextual Factors in Alzheimer's Disease, using #PSIDdata. Join us at @umisr.bsky.social in May. #Umich #AcademicSky #PSID Apply by Monday, Feb. 2: myumi.ch/mRWPj

There's still a few days left to apply! 👇

Announcement from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics about a new article on parental involvement and its impact on children’s professional outcomes.

Research using #PSIDdata shows a point in a young adult’s life where the same sort of parental involvement that enabled a child or adolescent to succeed or excel in various aspects of their lives begins to impede their independence in the labor market.
Learn more: myumi.ch/VVNgq

Panel Study of Income Dynamics announces the PSID user workshop being held at the PAA 2026 Annual Meeting on Wednesday, May 6.

Planning to attend #PAA2026 in St. Louis? The #PSID User Workshop is on Wednesday, May 6 from 9-2! Register now to join us to learn all about the publicly available #PSIDdata and design of the PSID:

www.populationassociation.org/paa2026/reg-...

Panel Study of Income Dynamics at University of Michigan announces early release data from PSID families, collected March–December 2025, focused on mortgage distress, housing, and wealth.

We’re excited to share the early release data from March-Dec. 2025 have been released. See data from PSID families on mortgage distress, housing, wealth, and more: #PSIDdata

simba.isr.umich.edu/Zips/EarlyRe...

Applications open for MCCFAD Summer Data Immersion at University of Michigan, May 18–21, 2026.

The application portal is now open for the 2026 Summer Data Immersion Program, hosted by the Michigan Center for Contextual Factors in Alzheimer's Disease, using #PSIDdata. Join us at @umisr.bsky.social in May. #Umich #AcademicSky #PSID

Apply by Monday, Feb. 2: myumi.ch/mRWPj

Apply to attend the Summer Data Immersion Program hosted by the Michigan Center for Contextual Factors in Alzheimer's Disease

The application portal is now open for the 2026 Summer Data Immersion Program, hosted by the Michigan Center for Contextual Factors in Alzheimer's Disease, using #PSIDdata. Join us at @umisr.bsky.social in May. #Umich #AcademicSky #PSID

Apply by Feb. 2: myumi.ch/mRWPj

Plus, a link was found between the behaviors and primary caregiver #psychological distress for White children but not Black children. #PSIDdata #FoodInsecurity #Research (2/2)

Learn more in the article from Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology.



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Read the new January paper to see how race impacts inattention problems in families living without enough food.

A new January publication looked at kids in the Child Development Supplement of the #PSID with hyperactivity/inattention problems and found a link between these behaviors and food insecurity for Black children, but not for White children. #AcademicSky (1/2) 🧵

Births down, wages up: U-M study links historic birth rate drop to closing gender pay gap As the U.S. birth rate reaches historic lows in 2025, these declines fuel economic change as the year comes to an end. A University of Michigan study showed that low U.S. fertility has led to gains…

The study, from our own @umichstonecid.bsky.social Director @sashakillewald.bsky.social and Nino José Cricco, used #PSIDdata to show that having kids affects men’s and women’s earnings differently. (2/2) #Sociology

Learn more: myumi.ch/Z2EnJ

Announcement of a new research article using PSID data about fertility decline and gender pay convergence.

The U.S. birth rate reached historic lows in 2025, and low U.S. fertility has led to gains in pay equity. Eight percent of the narrowing gender pay gap came from women having fewer children. (1/2) #AcademicSky

The conference logo is on top with the day, time, location, title, and authors for presentations using PSID data printed in black on a white background below.

Welcome to Day Three of #ASSA2026 and these presentations using #PSIDdata. More information about them can be found here: myumi.ch/E8Qw2

Apply for this opportunity or pass the information on to your students! @umpsid.bsky.social participates in the program. JPRs get real world research experience and many have the opportunity to publish before starting graduate school.