SIPP has released Core Waves 7 and 8 and Topical Module Waves 1-8. PRI Researchers using this data are encouraged to look at SodaPop, PRI’s Data Archive for updated holdings.

SIPP 2004 Panel, Wave 4-6 Core data files are now available to the PSU community on SodaPop and PopNet.

Topical Modules are also available.

Maternity Leave and Employment Patterns of First-Time Mothers 1961-2003 (PDF) uses SIPP data to examine employment patterns of mothers who gave birth to a first child between 1961 and 2003. The report is part of the Census Bureau’s Current Population Reports Household Economic Studies series (P70-113).

The PRI Library has received announcement of a summer program workshop to be held July 24-25, 2008.

Living Arrangements of Children: 2004 (PDF) is the latest report in the Household Economic Studies series of the Census Bureau’s Current Population Reports (P70-114). It uses SIPP data to examine the variety of living arrangements of US children.

Parents are taking a more active role in the lives of their children than they did 10 years ago, according to data released today by the US Census Bureau. The data are from the Survey of Income and Program Participation, and detailed tables are available in A Child’s Day: 2004.

Reasons People Do Not Work: 2004 (PDF) uses Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) data to fill in gaps in our knowledge about nonworkers.

The report is number P70-111 in the Current Population Reports series from the Census Bureau.

SIPP 2004 Panel just released the Wave 3 Core data files which are now available on SodaPop and PopNet.

Extended Measures of Well-Being: Living Conditions in the United States, 2003 (PDF) takes a new approach to measuring living conditions by using measures of well-being such instead of income from households participating in the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP).

The report is number P70-110 in the Current Population Reports series.

A Child’s Day: 2003 (PDF) reports findings on children’s well-being and daily activities from the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP). The report is part of the Census Bureau’s Current Population Reports series. Topics addressed include education, eating with parents, praise from parents, child care, sports participation, and National School Lunch Program participation.