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Most parents want classrooms to be places of learning, not political battlegrounds
Strong majority of parents believe recent state laws banning books or making it illegal for teachers to talk about LGBTQ or racial issues are about politics, not what is in the best interest of children.
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How Affluents Navigate the Ever-Changing Media Landscape
Revisit our on demand webinar to hear new findings from our latest research on the state of the evolving relationship Affluents have with video and audio streaming media.
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COVID travel concerns haven’t left us
In less than five minutes of reading time, we’ll give you all the data and context you need to get you up to speed on Ipsos’ latest wave of the Coronavirus Consumer Tracker.
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U.S. consumer sentiment falls below 50-point mark
Current, Investment and Jobs sub-indices are down from two weeks ago
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Teens comfortable talking about mental health, but fewer are actually doing so
NAMI/Ipsos poll: Most teens feel the world is more stressful now than it was for previous generations, want schools to support mental health
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For NYC women, race and generational wealth impact student loan debt, financial security
A new AAUW report using findings from an Ipsos survey unpacks how women in New York City pay for college and the ways that debt cuts into their financial security.
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U.S. consumer sentiment shows continued stability
Expectations Index rebounds while inflation worries remain unchanged
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Changing norms around free speech?
What are the limits of free speech? Are the boundaries shifting? And, if so, will these shifts be just normative? Or will they be institutional? We take a stab at understanding these ideas in five data points.
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Back-to-school shopping off to a slow start
Our latest Thought Starter provides details on what Americans expect to spend on back-to-school items.
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[RECORDING] Inflation, Populism & Policy ahead of the Midterms
Ipsos is pleased to relaunch its DC Salon series!