AmericasBarometer
Public opinion survey research
Client
Environics Institute for Survey Research
Role
Research Assistant
Duration
6 months (2025 - 2026)
Challenge
Measuring public attitudes toward democracy and social issues requires rigorous survey research and analysis to ensure findings accurately represent diverse populations. This project contributed to the Canadian portion of the AmericasBarometer, a large-scale international study examining democratic values and behaviours across the Americas.
AmericasBarometer
Public opinion survey research
Approach
Survey data management – Cleaned and validated survey data from 3,550 Canadian respondents to ensure accuracy, consistency, and readiness for analysis.
Statistical analysis – Conducted cross-tabulations and quantitative analysis to identify patterns, trends, and demographic differences across key survey measures.
Comparative research – Analyzed Canadian results alongside U.S. and international findings to provide broader context on democratic values and public opinion.
Data visualization and reporting – Developed charts, tables, and visual summaries to communicate complex findings in a clear and accessible format.​
Research collaboration – Worked closely with senior researchers to support methodological rigor, interpret results, and produce insights for reports, presentations, and stakeholders.
Results
Produced public-facing reports on trust in political institutions, democratic values, and public opinion trends in Canada.
Analyzed survey data from 3,550 Canadians and contributed to Canada–U.S. comparative analysis, identifying demographic, political, and attitudinal trends related to political trust, polarization, and democratic support.
Developed data visualizations, tables, and stakeholder reports to translate findings for public and policy audiences.