We’ll be winding down our activity here on X as we transition to Bluesky.
Don’t worry if you’re not on Bluesky—you can still keep up with ISR research and news on LinkedIn and Facebook too, where we’ll continue to share updates.
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What do rural neighborhoods reveal about respiratory health risks?
ISR researcher, Grace Noppert, explores how community conditions shape outcomes, and why these overlooked areas matter.
Learn more: https://t.co/j8PUNZqjIb
ISR research makes a difference!
Carina Gronlund shows how weatherizing homes can improve health, cut ER visits, and reduce exposure to extreme temps and pollution.
Her findings support policies that make everyday environments safer and healthier for families!
Learn more: https://t.co/jN8IxLADXG
The Monitoring the Future survey, a national poll of substance use, has shown a significant decline in young people’s drinking over the last decade, said Megan Patrick, research professor and the MTF panel survey’s principal investigator. https://t.co/l7IhDMggsp
About 26% of immediate families of older adults include an individual with #dementia —often requiring relatives to step into unexpected caregiving roles, according to a new study by Esther Friedman of @umisr. Read more: https://t.co/yBOv3HLTuy
Dr. Sunghee Lee is featured in the NYT examining the consequences of NIH cuts on health disparities research. Her work on dementia data in underrepresented populations was defunded despite its critical value.
Read more: https://t.co/7xFN3pqnmk
#HealthEquity#SocialResearch
A new @UMich study, supported by the @NIH, reveals how outdated definitions of “family” can leave caregivers invisible and systems unprepared for America’s aging crisis. https://t.co/LHhdnON0ni
Symposium on the complex challenges of studying structural racism @umisr. Space is limited. Travel awards for early career scholars! Hope to see you there! https://t.co/ygfMyUXofR
Meet a few of our ISR research assistants and learn what it's like behind the scenes at one of the world’s leading social science research institutions. This is the first in a new video series spotlighting the people behind ISR’s work.
#Science#SocialScience#Behindthescenes
New York City teams up with U-M’s ISR for the 2026 Housing and Vacancy Survey. A historic partnership to strengthen data, access, and equity in housing policy.
Read more: https://t.co/r1pCL0BYcj
#NYCHVS#SocialScience#UMich
Consumer sentiment is down sharply in 2025. ISR’s Joanne Hsu explains why Americans' economic fears like tariffs, inflation, uncertainty, are key signals we shouldn’t ignore.
Read more: https://t.co/W9hLMK3ZHM
*Photo credit: Peter Hoffman for Bloomberg Businessweek
#inflation #consumersentiment
Juneteenth honors Black liberation, resilience, and community. At ISR, the Program for Research on Black Americans (PRBA) advances research centered on African American and African descendant communities, amplifying their experiences through data and scholarship.
Learn more: https://t.co/9LLr0n4ILu
#Juneteenth #ISR
“Michigan, in my estimation, is the best and greatest university, not in America, but in the world.”
From presidential priorities to favorite spots on campus, and how he met his wife in a @UMengineering class, get to know @UMichPresGrasso. Full video: https://t.co/R3nK8Z7THE
Big news! ISR is launching the International Research Hub to expand global partnerships, data sharing, and population research. William Axinn will lead as inaugural Freedman Director.
Learn more: https://t.co/RAbkX6olsu
Meet ISR’s 2025 Junior Professional Researchers! These six scholars will spend the next two years contributing to research across ISR’s five centers while gaining skills for careers in social science.
Learn more: https://t.co/Tt3inF6TJz
A new study led by @UMISR postdoctoral fellow Shu Xu highlights a dangerous link between untreated vision impairment, repeated falls and increased mortality. https://t.co/GkJlIUryAF