California Safety and Wellbeing Survey, 2018

The California Safety and Wellbeing Survey (CSaWS) is an all-online, repeated cross-sectional statewide survey research project developed by researchers with the California Firearm Violence Research Center at the University of California, Davis (UC Davis) Centers for Violence Prevention, with funding from the State of California. CSaWS provides detailed and timely data on a wide range of topics related to firearm ownership, exposure to violence and its consequences, and public opinion on selected injury and violence prevention practices and policies. More than 2,500 California adults participated in the first wave of CSaWS in 2018 (CSaWS 2018) and their responses can be weighted to be statistically representative of the adult population of the state.