[search Catalyst for this title and find individual reports from this survey] This is the Bureau of Justice Statistics largest statistical series (and one of the government's largest household surveys). The Census administers the survey for the BJS and records data on victimization by rape, robbery, domestic violence, assault, larceny, burglary, and auto theft.

Archives, preserves, and provides access to the NCVS and a variety of criminal justice data for researchers, including data on capital punishment and corrections. Some of the data indexed on this site is available for online analysis using the SDA program.

Time series data interviewing parents and youth about events, behavior, and attitudes in the previous year. The first wave was conducted in 1976 and this cohort is still being followed.

This survey of U.S. households has been performed nearly annually since 1972 by the National Opinion Research Center (NORC). The survey is unique in that it is collected for general secondary use by researchers and is intended for use by the social science community. The link above is to the GSS at ICSPR where you can find very user-friendly online documentation.

Online data analysis from Berkeley's Survey Documentation and Archive for the General Social Survey. This is a great place to start exploring the General Social Survey, look at frequencies for individual questions, select individual questions for data download.