The Aspen Institute analyses national trends in sports activities for youth ages 6 to 17.
Piper Sandler releases its semi-annual report featuring teen shopping behaviors, spending patterns, and favorite brands in a variety of industries.
Common Sense examines smartphone usage of young people aged 11-17.
The Trust for America’s Health reports adult and childhood obesity rates and trends by state, as well as obesity prevention policies and programs.
Mintel provides insights into Gen Z’s mindset, shopping behaviors, dining out behaviors, and beauty routines in this infographic series.
Deloitte examines consumer behaviors and preferences during the back-to-school shopping season.
The National Retail Federation (NRF) is a great resource for insights into the back-to-school and back-to-college shopping season.
Edison Research reveals results of its annual survey of digital media habits. U.S., Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, and South African reports are available.
The Outdoor Foundation reports on American participation in outdoor activities—ranging from running to skateboarding to hunting.
Edison Research releases it’s annual report examining the media habits and device ownership of Moms.
Ofcom analyzes media usage by UK children ages 3-17 in this report. The study also examines parental attitudes about their kids’ media use and how they monitor and manage it.
The Princeton Review asks college applicants and their parents about the admissions process.