2017 McNair Scholars Program Summer Research Symposium
A Content Analysis on Surveying Refugee, Immigrant and Other Hard-to-Reach Populations
Presentation Type
Paper (Electronic Copy Not Available)
Keywords
Immigrants--Statistics; Household surveys;
Abstract
Abstract: Refugees, migrants and immigrants encounter an overwhelming amount of discrimination and bias, and as a result, some may go without basic needs. With over 22 million refugees and over 240 million migrants world-wide, research on these populations is becoming more prominent. The problem that many researchers face is how to gather accurate data from these populations. In order to combat this problem, there is a need to know how to best survey hard-to-reach populations to get high quality data. A content analysis of the European Union funded database Prominstat was conducted and analysis of published study results used to determine promising methods of data collection.
Start Date
4-8-2017 10:00 AM
End Date
4-8-2017 12:00 PM
Faculty Advisor
Jill Wittrock
Department
Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminology
Department
McNair Scholars Program at UNI
Copyright
©2017 Aarika Forney
File Format
application/pdf
Embargo Date
8-4-2017
A Content Analysis on Surveying Refugee, Immigrant and Other Hard-to-Reach Populations
Abstract: Refugees, migrants and immigrants encounter an overwhelming amount of discrimination and bias, and as a result, some may go without basic needs. With over 22 million refugees and over 240 million migrants world-wide, research on these populations is becoming more prominent. The problem that many researchers face is how to gather accurate data from these populations. In order to combat this problem, there is a need to know how to best survey hard-to-reach populations to get high quality data. A content analysis of the European Union funded database Prominstat was conducted and analysis of published study results used to determine promising methods of data collection.
