The OpenAlex R package enables users to query, explore, and analyze research data directly in R, providing a way to integrate bibliometric information into your data science workflows.

Overview of BLS API and access to data.

This file will help you subset data from the gssr package. The gssr R package provides a useful set of tools to efficiently access, manipulate, and analyze the General Social Survey (GSS) dataset.

Data from the Washington Post's fatal force database on fatal police interactions since 2015.

Public-use data on U.S. veterans.

Census data on foreign-born population.

Various data sets related to homelessness in the United States.

The National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (Add Health) Parent Study, 2015-2017 data

2007 Survey of Business Owners Public Use Microdata Sample

Data available in the tidycensus() package.

Data replication from the Prison Policy Initiative on U.S. state and global incarceration rates and violent crime rates.

Presented here are some set up files to produce synthetic data on bail reform efforts.

Data is provided to analyze police response time in Dallas, TX for the years 2017-2022. The user may modify the data to identify variables of interest. The data provided is only for Dallas, TX and come from the open access crime data at https://www.dallasopendata.com.

This is the parent site for data extraction on NHE.

To access the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) data, utilize the resources available on the MEPS website. The page provides quick access and data wrangling on a sample public use file that include information on healthcare utilization, expenditures, and insurance coverage for the U.S. civilian non-institutionalized population. Users can download the datasets directly from the MEPS data files section, which offers other variables.