The Well-being Survey, sponsored by The Columbus Foundation, aimed to understand how Columbus, Ohio residents are doing both individually and as a community. The survey provides valuable insights to help support residents in reaching their full potential.
Initially administered to 690 American Population Panel members in fall 2019, the survey later expanded to over 2,000 respondents, including both panel and non-panel members in the Columbus area.
Learn more about the results of this study in the SAGE journal article: Reliability and Validity of a Multidimensional Measure of Subjective Community Well-Being (doi: 10.1177/10731911241229060).
Research Team
The research team for the Well-being Survey consists of Heather Tsavaris and Matthew Martin from The Columbus Foundation. Additional assistance provided by Dr. Elizabeth Cooksey, CHRR Senior Researcher and Professor Emeritus, Sociology (Ohio State) with support from CHRR staff.
CHRR services used for Well-being:
- Sample Design and Management
- Survey and Questionnaire Design
- Survey Management
- Data Analytics
- Data Security
- Data Administration
- Data Collection
Service descriptions can be found on CHRR's services page.