Institute for Social Research

Join us for a free webinar on Friday October 30 at 10 am - 11:30 am with Valley Vision, CapRadio, and other panel speakers as we discuss the major findings of the latest #COVID19 Resilience poll and its impact on #Sacramento Region residents, especially in terms of #mentalhealth.

"30% of Latinx respondents reported they can’t afford food, an increase from just 23% of African Americans and 27% of Latinx respondents who answered similarly back in May." Valley Vision CapRadio #COVID19 #Sacramento

"Even when they live in similar areas, Democrats are more likely than Republicans to describe their community as urban, while Republicans are more likely than Democrats to describe it as rural, according to a Pew Research Center analysis of a nationally representative sample of 13,200 U.S. adults"

The second #COVID19 Resilience Poll continues to provide insights on the different ways #Sacramento region residents' lives have changed Valley Vision CapRadio https://www.valleyvision.org//VV_Resilience-Poll-2_10-2020

Valley Vision CapRadio #covid19 #Sacramento

Stay current with the ISR! https://www.csus.edu//_docume/isr-fall-2020-newsletter.pdf

Social distancing substantially varies by income #COVID19 https://www.pnas.org/content/117/33/19658

Excellent study exploring systemic inequalities that leave undocumented Latino/a and Indigenous immigrant communities particularly vulnerable during disasters.

Wildfire survivors may be eligible for federal financial assistance. Grants will help eligible applicants with rent, home repair, home replacement & other disaster-related needs. To learn more: disasterassistance.gov