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The American Values Atlas' 2015 weekly trends on what Americans think about immigration reform and immigrants' contributions.

A chasm separates the views of black and white American attitudes toward the police. Blacks are nearly four times as likely as whites to say that police mistreatment is a major problem in their commun…

Decades after the establishment of World AIDS Day, we look at how attitudes on HIV and AIDS have changed and how much of a priority the issue is for Americans today.

As workers nationwide strike in an effort to raise the minimum wage, we take a look at where Americans across the political spectrum stand on the issue.

To better understand what animates Donald Trump supporters, we examined the ways in which Trump supporters differ from the supporters of other Republican candidates.

On November 17, 2015 PRRI released “Anxiety, Nostalgia, and Mistrust: Findings from the 2015 American Values Survey” at The Brookings Institution. Watch a video of the survey release, fea…

Even before the deadly terrorist attacks in Paris last week, PRRI finds that 62 percent of Americans say terrorism is a critical issue to them personally.

PRRI's sixth annual American Values Survey explores attitudes toward the 2016 election, economic inequality, racial tensions, immigration, and more.

Updated AVS findings on candidate choice and favorability for the 2016 presidential election.

As Houston residents vote on LGBT nondiscrimination laws, PRRI takes a look at where Texan residents stand on the issue.