ALT A headshot of Naomi Green is at the top. The text below reads: "Naomi Greene, Senior Research Scientist, Public Health. 'Reducing drowning risk requires building communities in which water safety is a shared norm with accessible and effective swimming education.' At the bottom is the NORC at the University of Chicago logo.

ALT Text graphic with logos of NORC at the University of Chicago and AmeriSpeak at the top. The main text asks, "Did 8 million or 18 million attend No Kings rallies?" followed by a statement, "The difference comes down to question order." An orange arrow pointing to the right is at the bottom.

ALT Chart illustrating attendance reports for the "No Kings" protest. The graph shows a comparison between awareness questions asked before attendance (5% response, ~18 million attendees) and awareness questions asked after attendance (3% response, ~11 million attendees). Includes logos for NORC at the University of Chicago and AmeriSpeak at the bottom.

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ALT The image features logos of NORC and Amplify AAPI against a teal background. Text reads: "Awareness of AANHPI Heritage Month was high. Engagement tells a different story." A yellow arrow is below the text.

ALT Bar graph titled "Many AANHPIs are at least moderately familiar with AANHPI Heritage Month." It shows levels of familiarity among AANHPIs: 25% extremely/very familiar, 34% moderately familiar, and 41% slightly/not at all familiar. Source: Amplify AAPI Omnibus poll by NORC and Amplify AAPI, conducted June 3-11, 2025, with about 1,130 AANHPI adults. The data highlights reported familiarity with AANHPI Heritage Month. NORC at the University of Chicago and AmplifyAAPI logos appear in the bottom right corner.

ALT Bar chart illustrating AANHPI interest in heritage month activities, with 20% extremely or very interested, 32% moderately interested, and 47% slightly/not at all interested. NORC at the University of Chicago and Amplify AAPI logos appear on the bottom right.

ALT Bar chart showing responses to the importance of AANHPI Heritage Month: 32% find it extremely or very important, 31% moderately or slightly important, 36% not at all important. Source: NORC and Amplify AAPI poll, 2026. NORC at the University of Chicago and Amplify AAPI logos appear on the bottom right.

ALT Infographic titled “Spotlight on Health” by NORC at the University of Chicago showing how adults learn about GLP‑1 medications. One in five adults sought official medical guidance, while larger shares learned by chance. Thirty‑nine percent learned through online, television, or print news, 32% through social media, and 30% through family, friends, or acquaintances. Fewer sought information from medical websites at 18% or doctors at 22%. Smaller shares report using online forums at 12% or AI tools at 8%.

ALT Infographic titled “Spotlight on Health” by NORC at the University of Chicago showing adults’ perceptions of the risk of GLP‑1 medications. Results show 8% view GLP‑1 medications as extremely risky, 34% as somewhat risky, 31% as a little risky, 6% as not at all risky, and 21% say they do not know. Data are from a NORC AmeriSpeak Omnibus survey conducted February 19–23, 2026, among 1,073 adults nationwide.

ALT Infographic titled “Spotlight on Health” by NORC at the University of Chicago showing where adults would go to learn more about GLP‑1 medications. Most adults, 85%, say they would talk to a doctor or other trusted medical professional. Thirty‑seven percent would visit medical websites, 21% would speak to friends and family, and 18% would read patient education materials from drug manufacturers. Smaller shares would consult a pharmacist or seek experiences on social media or online forums at 15% each. Eight percent would use AI tools, and 7% would connect with patient support groups.

ALT A graphic with the NORC logo. It announces: "We're exhibiting AAPOR 2026, May 13-15, 2026, Los Angeles, California. Booth #206-208." Subtle abstract patterns decorate the background.