Asian American Community Study: Political and Social Attitudes
Asian communities tend to be ideologically moderate, with political identities evenly split and shaped by ethnic and generational differences.
Asian American Community Study: Individual and Household Characteristics
Houston’s Asian community is highly diverse, predominantly foreign-born and generally well-educated.
How Food Insecurity Intersects With Health in Houston and Harris County
Families experiencing food insecurity are more than twice as likely to report poor or fair physical health compared with those who are food secure.
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Asian American Community Study: Political and Social Attitudes
Asian communities tend to be ideologically moderate, with political identities evenly split and shaped by ethnic and generational differences.
Asian American Community Study: Experiences with Discrimination
In the Houston area, about 4 in 10 Asian residents reported experiencing discrimination in the past year.
Asian American Community Study: Creating Identity
Majorities of Asian residents align on what matters most to their identity: family, gender, ethnicity and “being American.”
Housing Quality Registry: Preliminary Data
Common housing quality issues include concerns about drinking water quality, water damage not caused by flooding and poor window insulation.
Safety Climate in the Houston Fire Department
In summer 2023, the Houston Fire Department partnered with the Kinder Institute to better understand the safety climate of its department. Many concerns raised in this study have since been addressed, and the report focuses on perennial challenges.
Coffee & Quality Case Study #4: HAAM Social Services
This fourth Coffee & Quality case study focuses on HAAM Social Services, which supports residents in northeast Harris and east Montgomery counties with basic needs, education and job assistance.
What’s Important to Workers and Changing Careers in the Greater Houston Area
Work-life balance, salary and enjoyment are top priorities for Greater Houston-area workers when looking for a job.
Low-income students are still being left behind, according to a new assessment of the state’s school accountability system.
Building the Data and Evaluation Capacity of Nonprofits in the Greater Houston Area
Through a series of case studies, the Kinder Institute is teaching organizations how to use their data to better serve the community.
Hurricane Beryl: Recovery One Year Later
About 1 in 10 residents are still struggling to recover from Hurricane Beryl.
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