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Overview
The Panel Study of American Religion and Ethnicity (PS-ARE) is an unprecedented panel study focused on religion in the U.S., with a particular focus on capturing ethnic and racial diversity. Features include:
• 2,610 face-to-face interviews
• Random sample of the American adult population
• Over 600 variables covering a broad range of topics
• Future waves of data planned for measuring change
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Results & Summaries
This easy to use Codebook allows users to view over 600 variables as grouped in 31 different modules. Features include:
• Complete wording of the interview questions
• Summaries of the number of times each response was given
• Comparisons of two variables
• Graphical depictions with pie and bar charts
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Researchers
For researchers interested in going beyond the summaries, more extensive data and documentation is available for their reference. Features include:
• Public data downloading
• Restricted-use data policy
• Documentation
• Sampling and Data Collection Methodology
• Publications
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Religious Leaders
With a special emphasis to support Religious Leaders, this section provides findings and statistics for about a dozen topics. Features include:
• Tables and charts
• Discussion of the findings
• Invitation to comment about the findings and their implications
• Resources
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Press & Media
For members of the Press & Media, we want to support their efforts to uncover trends in American society, especially those connections between religious change and other forms of change among diverse people. Features include:
• Research team
• Who to contact
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Panel Study of American Religion and Ethnicity
Hosted by The ARDA
 
The PS-ARE seeks to understand the impact of religion in everyday life, and ultimately the connections between religious change and other forms of change among diverse individuals and families over the course of their lives. |
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 PS-ARE News & Updates2010 PS-ARE Student Paper Contest Winners
The Institute for Urban Research at Rice University is pleased to announce the winners of the 2010 PS-ARE Undergraduate and Graduate Student Paper Competitions. READ MORE.
PS-ARE Resides in New Institute
The Panel Study of American Religion and Ethnicity (PS-ARE) is housed under the newly formed Institute for Urban Research (IUR) at Rice University. IUR conducts scientific research, sponsors educational programs, and engages in public outreach that advances the understanding of pressing urban issues. READ MORE.
Restricted Data Now Available
Access to restricted-use files is now offered to approved researchers under a set of highly controlled conditions to protect the privacy of study participants. To view the list of Restricted Data Variables and specific requirements, READ MORE.
Gratitude to Our Sponsors
This first wave of the PS-ARE was funded by a major grant from the Lilly Endowment, Inc. The research team would like to express their gratitude to the Lilly Endowment for its support of this project. Rice University and the University of Notre Dame provided additional funding. Only through their support are we able to further the study of American society.
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landscape of the United States, all the way down to the neighborhood level. You can even generate a summary report using a variety of options.
Explore congregational membership across the United States. These data are provided by the