Ariana Salazar

Researcher of religious change around the world, religious organizations and Latinx religions. Views are my own.

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In 2018, @arianamoniques and I wrote about how men and women differ (or not!) on views of the legality of #abortion. In the United States, men and women do not significantly differ. Check it out! https://t.co/U5C6yv9VEF

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NEW on our methods blog, Decoded: How we translate survey questions to be fielded around the world https://t.co/Fp9iJthBbe

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In India, head coverings are worn by most women, including roughly six-in-ten Hindus https://t.co/QtEvorC2Dg

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How Pew Research Center developed the questionnaire about religion and tolerance in India. https://t.co/jIEsrX8Lru

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This cool little plant was hiding under a bush in North Carolina. I likes! https://t.co/lN1zAT2Ah1

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I really enjoyed writing this piece on Christians in India. Can’t take all the credit though—over a dozen people shaped this before it saw the light of day. #CenterStyle https://t.co/O8MauleleH https://t.co/M67gzMYaI1

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For those who don’t have time to read our extensive report about religion in India, my boss and colleague put together a summary of key findings. Enjoy! https://t.co/WRHEtklX8A

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Here are some of the details of the report on religion in India that we just released. Pew has a pretty involved process for managing translations of a questionnaire and we had our questionnaire translated into 16 Indian languages!

[Ariana Salazar @arianamoniques]

Here are some of the details of the report on religion in India that we just released. Pew has a pretty involved process for managing translations of a questionnaire and we had our questionnaire translated into 16 Indian languages!
https://t.co/BfjKm8GanM

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It was rewarding to contribute to this report on Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist and Jain identities, beliefs and practices; and tolerance, nationalism and segregation in India. https://t.co/ziccPDxLEq

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Americans See Catholic Clergy Sex Abuse as an Ongoing Problem https://t.co/FCnaKvpaSH

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A thorough investigation by my colleagues: "A global snapshot of same-sex marriage" https://t.co/fySIPuONwu

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Christians remain world’s largest religious group, but they are declining in Europe https://t.co/IVqcobnX24

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The latest and greatest from my team: How do European countries differ in religious commitment? Use our interactive map to find out https://t.co/O2tdHmlvi8

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The U.S. class divide extends to searching for a religious congregation https://t.co/czkJZmoBzz

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That moment when you realize you've had your headphones on for an hour with no music playing. #work

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Americans are most likely to mention family when asked what makes life meaningful in the open-ended question, and they are most likely to report that they find “a great deal” of meaning in spending time with family in the closed-ended question. https://t.co/1EJHWFsR19

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Eastern and Western Europeans Differ on Importance of Religion, Views of Minorities, and Key Social Issues https://t.co/SFaMpgVooi

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Black men are less religious than black women, but more religious than white women and men https://t.co/tQ8I8saDjM

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This is definitely a highlight of my year: being able to co-author this post on such an important topic with someone I respect. https://t.co/Gj190MRv22