Interview instrument used for the 2023 Minnesota Homeless Study.

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The MMIR Office partnered with Wilder Research to develop model protocols and best practice guidance for new and unsolved cases of missing and murdered Indigenous relatives. The report provides an overview of the federal- and state-level policy landscape, highlights best and emerging practices, describes current issues in Minnesota, and provides recommendations for addressing the MMIR injustice in Minnesota.

This report presents findings from the 2022 Minnesota Student Survey based on the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child (WSCC) approach. Findings are presented by demographic on the importance of students being healthy, safe, engaged, supported, and challenged. You'll also find 9th grade trends and differences by demographic group. The data can help inform schools and whole communities about the current state of well-being among young people in Minnesota.

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In 2022, the Minnesota State Art Board partnered with Wilder Research to conduct a representative survey of Minnesota residents about arts and creative experiences. The survey asked respondents about the value they see in arts and creative experiences, the ways in which they participate in and support arts and creative experiences, and the barriers they face to participating in arts and creative experiences. This report presents key findings from the survey.

LatinoLEAD asked Wilder Research to develop a survey to better understand their organization’s participant population. This document presents a summary of the summer 2022 survey results.

LatinoLEAD asked Wilder Research to develop a survey to better understand their organization’s participant population. This document presents a summary of the summer 2022 survey results, in Spanish.

LatinoLEAD asked Wilder Research to develop a survey to better understand their organization’s participant population. This included information on participants’ characteristics and goals, current and prospective barriers to program participation, additional supports needed by current and prospective participants, and participants’ perceptions of organizational aptitude to support pressing community needs. Wilder conducted a web and telephone survey in summer 2022. This report presents the results of the survey.