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The aim of this paper is simply to provide a structure and context for thinking about inclusion in surveys. I hope it is useful to some, as I do find context sometimes lacking in discussions of inclusive surveys.

A new (positive!) ISER blog post from me about the role of good statistics in the war against disinformation. There are some glimmers of hope (at least in the UK) iser.essex.ac.uk/blog/2024/10/2… Essex Social Science University of Essex

It was truly uplifting and an honour to be able to hand out these awards

"...the UK is now better equipped to win the war against disinformation." Prof Peter Lynn of ISER explores recent rulings and Lords committee recommendations that are helping to tackle the spread of fake news and disinformation in the UK. brnw.ch/21wOj7b

My public lecture that was postponed last month when I got covid has been rearranged for next Wednesday, 13th. Do come if you're in the Colchester area. lnkd.in/ekq4tVwN

How will we carry out longitudinal surveys in the future? My keynote presentation from the @SLLShome Conference University of Essex 6 weeks ago is now online. Touches upon response rates, modes, field interviewers, and more. And features the King of England :-) youtube.com/watch?v=IQtC6G…

Our Associate Director for Survey Methods Prof Peter Lynn gave one of the keynote presentations at @SLLShome annual conference. If you missed the conference, you can watch here - How will we carry out longitudinal surveys in the future? youtu.be/IQtC6Gm6EbY?si… via YouTube

I'm looking forward to delivering this workshop for the NIMLAS network next month. See some of you there! nimlas.isr.umich.edu/workshops/

Hope to see lots of you in Edinburgh soon:

I don't usually even open these irritating emails, but it's actually quite reassuring (if true) to think that research we produce doesn't just disappear into a void.

For the past year, I've been part of a steering committee producing the "United Nations Handbook of Surveys on Individuals and Households: Foundations and Emerging Approaches." We now have a draft: lnkd.in/eadGArzE. We'd love your feedback: lnkd.in/eCZrtjkk.

By the way, in case I am soon no longer here on X, you can find me over here: bsky.app/profile/profpe…

Just attended a WISM seminar in which Melike Sarac and Brady West reported on this research on showcards: academic.oup.com/ijpor/article/…. This nicely highlighted the wealth of data available from the European Social Survey for methodological research.

"Surveys are really critical for the fabric of society." Sarah Henry of Office for National Statistics (ONS) speaking to early career researchers at our Survey Futures conference at ISER today.

Looking forward to being on a panel tomorrow discussing UN guidance for the conduct of surveys of individuals and households. Come and join us! Register here: events.teams.microsoft.com/event/145521e0…

Coming up on Thursday. nimlas.isr.umich.edu/workshops/#gsc…

I'm at Tilburg University today. They seem to have adopted a new strapline since I was last here. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery...

In June, I'm co-presenting a free workshop on targeted survey design. It's in London, in person. Spread the word. And register now: surveyfutures.net/events/2025/04…