An early release of the 2023 Transition into Adulthood Supplement (TAS) is now available in a zip package. This SAS file includes the majority of all public data collected from 2,447 young adults aged 18-28. The file is *preliminary* and values may change before the final release.

A new restricted data file contains information about the likelihood that an individual was drafted for the Vietnam War based on their draft number. All male individuals with birth years 1944-1952 are included in these calculations through the current wave of data. Information about how to apply for these data is available here.

PSID staff will hold an exhibit at the annual meeting of the Gerontological Society of America from November 13th-16th, 2024 in Seattle, Washington. More information about the meeting can be found here.

PSID staff will hold an exhibit at the annual meeting of the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management from November 21st-23rd, 2024 in National Harbor, Maryland. Papers presented at the meeting using PSID and supplemental data can be found in the preliminary program.

Final release data from CDS-2021 are now available. CDS-2021 contains information on 2,590 children and their 1,576 Primary Caregivers (PCGs) who also participated in CDS-2019. Public files include the PCG-Household file, PCG-Child file, Child file, Demographics file, Household Roster file, and Cumulative Identification Map.

Final release of CDS-2021 restricted data files are now available under restricted contract and include IPEDS School Identifiers and Detailed Racial and Ethnic Identity. CDS-2021 Child Reports of Sensitive Information are now available through sensitive data agreements. Apply for sensitive data through the online application.

Family Relationship Matrix file has been updated through the most recent wave of PSID data (PSID-2021). This individual-level stacked file describes how each resident family unit member (EGO; Sequence Number 1-20) is related to every other co-resident family unit member (ALTER; Sequence Number 1-20) in a given survey year.

The 2024 PSID Annual User Conference will be held at the University of Michigan’s Institute for Social Research in Ann Arbor, Michigan, September 12-13th, 2024. The deadline for submissions is July 1st, 2024. Notifications of decisions, either for presentation or as posters, will be sent by July 15th, 2024. Submit through the application portal.

Final release data from TAS-2021 are now available in the PSID Data Center, the CDS-TAS Data Center, and zip packages. The TAS-2021 sample includes 2,362 young adults ages 18-28 years in PSID families. An updated User Guide, Questionnaire, and Codebook are also available on the documentation page.

Final releases of TAS-2021 restricted data files will be available soon under restricted data contract. The updated files include IPEDS School Identifiers, College Major, Criminal Justice Exposure, Ethnicity, Gender Identity, and Urbanicity. Information about how to apply is available here.

The Summer Workshop covers the content and design of PSID & its supplements and provides hands-on lab sessions to construct analytic data files. Some stipend support will be available to students and junior faculty.
*** Applications are due April 15th, 2024 ***

The PSID Workshop will take place on April 17th, 2024 from 8am-12pm. We will detail the design of the PSID and demonstrate the structure of publicly available data files. Register through the PAA portal. Workshop registration fees can be reimbursed by filling out this short application.

Early release data collected from PSID families from March-December 2023 on mortgage distress, housing, food security, wealth, COVID-19 & more have been released. The data file consists of a balanced panel of 8,392 families active in the PSID in both 2021 and 2023. The ZIP file contains 1 SAS data file and summary documentation. These data are preliminary, un-imputed, and some values will change for the final data release.

Since 2009, this series obtains information on foreclosure, falling behind on payments, mortgage modification, and expectations about payment difficulties. Of the 31.2% of 2023 families with a first mortgage, 2.7% are behind on mortgage payments, down from 3.5% in 2021.

The USDA-ERS Household Food Security Survey Module was collected from 1999-2003, and again starting in 2015. In 2023, 21.6% of families reported that ‘often’ or ‘sometimes’ the food they had just didn’t last and they did not have money to get more food, which has risen from 18.3% in 2021.

PSID continued to ask families about COVID-19 during 2023. Nearly 50% of reference persons reported contracting the COVID-19 virus, with almost 15% reporting having it two or more times. Of the 72% of reference persons who reported receiving a vaccination, over 90% reported receiving more than one.