SURVEY OF ADULTS AND YOUTH (SAY)
Abt SRBI is conducting The Survey of Adults and Youth (SAY) for researchers at New York University. This is a national telephone survey funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and conducted every three years as part of the foundation's evaluation of the Urban Health Initiative (UHI), a major multi-city effort to improve the health and safety of children and youth in urban areas. The survey collects information from adults and young people throughout the United States about their neighborhoods and communities, the kinds of problems youth currently face, the ways in which young people use their time outside of school and the roles adults play in children's lives. The survey was developed by researchers at the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service of New York University, the Office of Population Research of Princeton University and the Social Indicators Survey Center of Columbia University. New York University is conducting the national evaluation and overseeing the 2001-2 fielding of the survey.

For more information about the survey or evaluation, please visit: www.nyu.edu/wagner/chpsr or www.urbanhealth.org.