University of Michigan (Institute for Social Research)

The University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research (ISR) is a leading academic organization dedicated to studying social behavior, attitudes, and societal trends through rigorous research. Established in 1946, ISR conducts large-scale surveys and analyzes data on topics such as public opinion, education, health, and demographics. It collaborates with government agencies, researchers, and policymakers to provide insights that inform decision-making and improve understanding of social dynamics. The ISR is renowned for its methodological expertise and influential projects like the General Social Survey, making it a vital resource for understanding societal change and public opinion.