Panel Study of Income Dynamics

Congratulations to #PSID Advisory Board Member and Penn State Distinguished Professor of Sociology and Demography Jennifer Van Hook @vanhookjenny.bsky.social, on being elected president of the Population Association of America @popassocamerica.bsky.social. #PAA pop.psu.edu/news/jennife...

Jordan Conwell, Associate Professor of Sociology- The University of Texas at Austin, presents “A Great Equalizer for All? Race, Educational Attainment, and Income Mobility across Three Generations” at the @umpsid.bsky.social and @umichstonecid.bsky.social Seminar Presentation.

Did you see that Robert E. Hall's 2026 Nobel Prize recognition highlights research grounded in @umpsid.bsky.social? The Nobel Committee cited Hall and Frederic S. Mishkin’s influential 1982 Econometrica paper using PSID household panel data. myumi.ch/e7p1V #NobelPrize #PSIDdata #Economics #PSID

Did you see? Rick Lowe’s public art project, Black Wall Street Journey, is now open at #UMMA. The showcase includes “Kinship Networks,” a reimagining of the PSID’s own Family Tree. Don’t miss your chance to see it live! Learn more about the exhibit: buff.ly/A59sDTd

Myriam Bcherraoui presents the final research of the @umpsid.bsky.social Annual Data User Conference, “How Early Family Risk and Promotive Factors Shape Parent and Child Resilience: Associations with Adolescent Emotion and Behavior Regulation”.

Kinsford Onyina presents “Still Echoing: Welfare Reform and Noncognitive Skill Formation of the Next Generation” on day 2 of the @umpsid.bsky.social Annual Data Users Conference.

Anderson VIL presents “The Household Demand for Leisure, the Price of Time, and the Full Cost of Children: A Structural Model and Evidence from the PSID, 1981-2023” on the 2nd day of the @umpsid.bsky.social Annual Data Users Conference.

Rosario Didier presents “It Takes Two to Tango”: Joint Location Choices and Regional Shocks on Day 2 of the @umpsid.bsky.social Annual Data Users Conference.

Deirdre Bloome (@harvardkennedy.bsky.social) presents the keynote speech at the @umpsid.bsky.social annual Data User Conference.

Sofya Feygenson presents “Same Family, Different Childhoods: Age-Specific Exposure to Family Economic Instability and Adult Outcomes” at the @umpsid.bsky.social Annual Data User Conference.

Ekaterina Baldina presents “Occupational health risk as an educational ‘barrier’” at the 2026 @umpsid.bsky.social Annual Data User Conference.

Aman Desai presents “Is there a union wealth premium? Evidence from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics” and the @umpsid.bsky.social annual Data User Conference.

Assistant Director Noura Insolera (@ninsolera.bsky.social) begins the day at the @umpsid.bsky.social Annual Data User Conference.

We can’t wait for everyone to see!

Did you see? Rick Lowe’s public art project, Black Wall Street Journey, opens in 1 week at #UMMA. The showcase will include “Kinship Networks,” a reimagining of the PSID’s own Family Tree. Don’t miss your chance to see it live, opening Sept. 26! Learn more about the exhibit: buff.ly/A59sDTd

This month's SRC Director's Chat was hosted by @umpsid.bsky.social. @ninsolera.bsky.social and @umpamdk.bsky.social chatted about the many ways PSID's data can be used, from income dynamics to family life over decades to health outcomes. youtu.be/3AoedIUiY4I

We are thrilled to share that Rick Lowe’s public art project, Black Wall Street Journey, opens in less than 2 weeks at the #Umich Museum of Art Taubman Gallery. The exhibit includes “Kinship Networks,” a reimagining of the PSID’s own Family Tree. Don’t miss your chance to see it! myumi.ch/7JX91

An article published in The Gerontologist found that more and more older adults in the U.S. are living apart from their family and kin, despite family members often serving as a central source of care & support in later life. Learn more in the article, which uses #PSIDdata. myumi.ch/NXXEP

@newsweek.com discussed a @umpsid.bsky.social study which finds older adults struggling to afford food face a higher risk of developing #dementia. @ninsolera.bsky.social says the generosity of #SNAP benefits during the #pandemic was very beneficial to American families myumi.ch/RQQ6W

Did you know that nearly one in four Americans stay in their current jobs because they fear losing health insurance? Learn more in the new Gallup @gallup.com article, which uses #PSIDdata. myumi.ch/nVVnd

@umichnews.bsky.social published an article using # PSIData featuring our own @ninsolera.bsky.social! "Older adults who experienced food insecurity in both midlife and later life had nearly four times the risk of probable dementia as those who remained food secure." myumi.ch/WDDEA

Thank you #ASA2026! We will see everyone next year in Chicago!

Start your #ASA2026 Monday morning off with “The Price of Conscience: A Panel Study of Moral Self-Regulation through Charitable Giving.” Ian Rowe-Nicholls and Mu-Tse "Anderson" Lee from @pennstateuniv.bsky.social Penn State present work using #PSIDdata. Learn more: myumi.ch/nVyWr

At 10 am today, Thalia Tom from @usc.edu, the University of Southern California, will present at #ASA2026: “Exploring School Readiness by Neighborhood Socioeconomic Trajectory” using #PSIDdata. Learn more: myumi.ch/nVyWr

There’s still one more chance to check out #ASA2026 presentations using #PSIDdata today! Kathryn E. Foster, Cornell University, will present, "Renters Predicted to be More Mobile than Homeowners: Emphasizing Housing Tenure in Environmental Migration Research." myumi.ch/e7gWr

There’s still time to check out #ASA2026 presentations using #PSIDdata! At 2 pm today, Virginia Leiter, Pennsylvania State University, will present “Upward Transfers of Money in Early Adulthood.” Learn more: myumi.ch/39QdA

Next up at #ASA2026! At the 10 a.m. session today, join #UPenn's Emily Curran for the presentation, "The Cumulative Devaluation of Care: Gendered Lifetime Economic Consequences of Paid and Unpaid Care Work," which uses #PSIDData. myumi.ch/bDE7e

Are you attending the 121st #ASA Annual Meeting? Presentations using #PSIDdata and its supplements kick off tomorrow! #ASA2026 See the full lineup: myumi.ch/nVyWr

Research from Joanna Syrda @syrda.bsky.social using #PSIDdata was reported in @economist.com The Economist. "Wives who out-earn their husbands remain rare in America." Find out why: myumi.ch/gk1MW

ICYMI: The July edition of the Michigan Research #Umich newsletter from the University of Michigan Office of the Vice President for Research highlights PSID data and #PSID Assistant Director @ninsolera.bsky.social Noura Insolera's important work on food insecurity. Read the story: myumi.ch/2j3jN.

The July edition of the Michigan Research #Umich newsletter from the University of Michigan Office of the Vice President for Research highlights PSID data and #PSID Assistant Director @ninsolera.bsky.social Noura Insolera's important work on food insecurity. Read the story: myumi.ch/2j3jN.

New mention of the work of @syrda.bsky.social in The Economist.