
ALT An infographic titled "Structural Fragility in Public Health Messaging: E-Cigarette Prevention Campaigns." The infographic includes three points: 1) The network of accounts sharing campaign content declined by 97.8% from 2014 to 2022. 2) Public health accounts decreased from over half to fewer than 1 in 20 of the most interconnected accounts. 3) Amplification by public health accounts fell 95.7%, despite constant account activity. The NORC at the University of Chicago logo is at the bottom right. Source: Feng, Miao, Zizi Papacharissi, Chandler C. Carter, Mateusz Borowiecki, Simon Page, Ganna Kostygina, Natalie Wang, Yoonsang Kim, Brandon Sepulvado, and Sherry L. Emery. “Structural Fragility in Digital Public Health Communication.” Communications Health 1, no. 1 (2026): 36.

ALT Head shot of Leah Christian, NORC Senior Vice President. Below is a quote, "Synthetic respondents represent a promising area of research, but one that requires the same scientific rigor, transparency, and evaluation that we would expect of any new methodology." At the bottom, the NORC at the University of Chicago logo is displayed.

ALT Infographic titled "How NORC’s Big Data Classifier Helped the Colorado Health Access Survey." It lists three points: "Helped the survey reach enough uninsured residents and other key subpopulations" "Used targeted oversampling to enable analysis of health access by population group across Colorado" and "Matched results to state and regional benchmarks to provide the Colorado Health Institute and county health departments with reliable data on health access for hard-to-reach groups." The NORC at the University of Chicago logo is at the bottom.

ALT Image showing a graphic for NORC's attendance at the Ninth International CREA Conference, happening October 6-9, 2026, in Chicago, IL. The text reads, "We're attending Ninth International CREA Conference. Oct 6-9, 2026, Chicago, IL. Meet you there!" The logo for NORC at the University of Chicago is at the top. The background features abstract orange and white wave patterns.

ALT The image contains a headshot of Vince Welch, associate director of The Bridge at NORC. Below is a quote: “ChicagoSpeaks makes it possible to see both the local cost environment and residents’ lived experience rather than assuming they are interchangeable.” The NORC at the University of Chicago logo is at the bottom.

ALT Three individuals are standing in front of a poster that reads "Health Equity in Action Summit: Collective Power for Community Health." The poster includes logos for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, The Multicultural Health Equity Collective, and NEHCSL. The background shows a cityscape through large windows.

ALT A panel of three individuals is seated on high chairs in a conference room. The person on the left is holding papers and wearing a white top. The person in the middle, dressed in a red blazer, is speaking, while the person on the right, wearing a blue suit, listens attentively. The setting includes a whiteboard and several seated attendees in the foreground.

ALT A group of individuals is seated around tables in a conference room setting. Three people are seated at the front, engaged in a discussion. A banner with the World Bank logo and diverse faces is visible in the background. The room has blue chairs and round tables with papers and nameplates on them.

ALT Two people are looking at a document together in an office setting. Text on the image reads: "How Sample Design Innovation Helps Long-Running Surveys Evolve & Improve. NORC redesigned sampling approaches to help three flagship surveys meet evolving research demands."

ALT The image is an informational graphic about NORC Customized Survey Sample Design. It highlights three surveys in bullet points marked with an orange arrow. The first reads, "Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey: Helped support estimates for all 50 states and D.C., without weakening national data," the second, "General Social Survey: Optimized nonresponse follows-ups with cost and precision modeling while preserving data quality," and the third, "National Survey of Early Care and Education: Coordinated sampling to link households, providers, and the workforce to produce childcare data at both the local and national level." The NORC at the University of Chicago logo is at the bottom right corner.

ALT A headshot of Gwendolyn Rugg, Senior Research Scientist is above a quote: “Latino arts and culture organizations are clearly positioned to do more, even well outside of their original scope. Our data show real demand and real capacity. What’s needed is sustained, flexible investment to meet both.” The NORC at the University of Chicago logo is at the bottom.

ALT The logo for Arts & Culture at NORC is at the top. Three bullet points marked with an orange arrow are below: "Celebrates 25 years of community-based audience research with NORC's national studies on arts participation." The second is "Partners with museums, theaters, and cultural nonprofits, integrating insights with national research." And the third is "Employs culturally responsive methods shaped through community collaboration." The NORC at the University of Chicago logo is at the bottom right.















