Rice University has initiated the Hurricane Harvey Registry, a research study that collects information on the impact of Hurricane Harvey on our communities. Participants take on average about 10 minutes to complete this survey.
What is included in the Registry?
It is a brief core survey with questions on health, housing, and vehicle damage resulting from Hurricane Harvey.
Who should complete the Registry's survey?
Any adult in the Harvey-impacted area. If there is more than one adult per household, we ask that each adult complete the survey individually. Your answers are important whether Harvey impacted you severely, lightly, or not at all.
Why should I take the Registry's survey?
The information gathered through the Registry will be used to serve and inform the Harvey-impacted communities. Measuring who is being impacted and how will help to direct the continuing Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts, and plan for the future.
The survey is available in English and Spanish here: https://harveyregistry.rice.edu/
What is included in the Registry?
It is a brief core survey with questions on health, housing, and vehicle damage resulting from Hurricane Harvey.
Who should complete the Registry's survey?
Any adult in the Harvey-impacted area. If there is more than one adult per household, we ask that each adult complete the survey individually. Your answers are important whether Harvey impacted you severely, lightly, or not at all.
Why should I take the Registry's survey?
The information gathered through the Registry will be used to serve and inform the Harvey-impacted communities. Measuring who is being impacted and how will help to direct the continuing Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts, and plan for the future.
The survey is available in English and Spanish here: https://harveyregistry.rice.edu/
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