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A majority of Oregonians say the state’s public schools should use their share of federal pandemic assistance funds to boost mental health supports, particularly for Black, Indigenous and other students of color and those from low-income households.

A majority of people in Central Oregon have mixed feelings when it comes to tourism, according to the results of a survey done by Oregon Values and Beliefs Center.

We are at a critical moment in Oregon. The hounds are no longer waiting outside the door. They are in our living rooms: the health and economic impacts of the pandemic, the overdue need to address racial inequalities, and frightening implications of climate change.

From the perspective of an opinion researcher and student of public policymaking, I see two things needed to help soothe the savage beasts, both of which OVBC can provide.

Urban and Rural Oregonians have different priorities for federal COVID recovery funding  to school districts.

As wildfires seem to grow in number and severity each year, Oregonians are expressing greater concern for how wildfire affects their own lives.

Only 1 in 5 Oregonians say the economic system of the United States is fair for all, according to a new poll by the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center.

Partisanship, pandemic and a mini recession take their tole, according to the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center

Slowly rising confidence among Oregonians when it comes to the state’s economy.

Elections have become polarizing events, but survey research finds that Oregonians of all stripes are proud of the state’s efforts to engage voters.

Statewide polling by the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center asks about lasting effects of pandemic on Oregon.