Coverage of our polling and research — from Tennessee, Georgia, and nationally. Seven years of findings, consistently covered across outlets and across party lines.
An initiative of the Emory Center for Child Health Policy · Department of Health Policy and Management · Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University
Our national polling on public trust in federal health institutions, cited amid the debate over HHS leadership and the direction of public health policy.
Coverage of our Rollins-Gallup national survey findings on eroding public confidence in federal health institutions — a finding that held across party lines.
Coverage of the Rollins-Gallup Public Health Priorities Survey of 2,121 U.S. adults on affordability, access, and what Americans want from the health system in 2025.
An early articulation of the case for Same Sky: why the absence of a coherent national agenda for children made COVID-19's harm to families worse and more unequal.
GPB coverage of our Georgia Child Health Poll finding strong parental support for cellphone restrictions in schools as a mental health measure.
Coverage of poll findings showing majority support among Georgia parents for extending cellphone restrictions to high school students, driven by mental health concerns.
Our Georgia Child Health Poll shows sustained parental confidence in childhood vaccination, even as federal vaccine guidance has shifted under the current administration.
Coverage of our Georgia Child Health Poll on parental vaccine confidence, with findings across demographics showing consistent support for the childhood vaccine schedule.
WSB coverage of our Georgia Child Health Poll finding gun violence tops parental concerns — ahead of mental health, food insecurity, and healthcare access.
Broadcast coverage of Georgia Child Health Poll findings on sustained parental trust in the childhood vaccine schedule despite a shifting federal landscape.
Coverage of our Tennessee Child Health Poll finding gun violence among the leading concerns of parents — with strong nonpartisan support for child firearm safe storage laws.
Radio coverage of our Tennessee Child Health Poll findings on children's screen time and parental concern about noneducational media use.
Coverage of our Tennessee Child Health Poll showing persistent food insecurity among children, year after year, with families reporting difficulty affording consistent meals.
The Tennessean's coverage of our annual poll: four in ten Tennessee parents reported food insecurity, with inflation driving families to cut meals and go without themselves.
Op-ed drawing on our polling data showing overwhelming parent support for universal free school meals — and the moral case for acting on what the data show.