The Societal Experts Action Network (SEAN) is a group dedicated to supporting critical social, behavioral and economic inquiry relating to the COVID-19 pandemic. Last week we launched two new resources to support its work: An open-access archive of public opinion surveys on COVID-19 and a weekly summary of key results.

The archive, at COVID-19.parc.us.com, houses probability-based survey data and reports measuring public attitudes, behavior and experiences related to the pandemic. Users can search and retrieve individual questions and all related materials, including questionnaires, datasets and reports, as available.

The latest weekly summary of survey results ending April 10th is available here. These summaries also are archived on the SEAN COVID-19 Survey Archive.

The archive currently contains U.S. surveys. Most have been donated by their producers, many of whom are providing additional materials, including datasets and scripted questionnaires, for which we are grateful. We’ll be expanding the collection and aim to include international studies as well. 

If you have produced a survey that you would like to be considered for inclusion, see our Contributors’ Guide. Write us to request administrative rights to upload materials directly or with comments or suggestions.