COVID-19 has changed almost every aspect of daily life in the greater Sacramento region. The virus has taken tens of thousands of lives, roiled the economy, and plunged the nation into a new physically-distant world.

To find out just how people have been affected, CapRadio and Valley Vision polled residents to understand and report on the experiences and attitudes of people in the Sacramento region during this pandemic.

Over the coming weeks, we'll examine those findings and explore how the region is adapting and changing.

READ THE REPORT: See the full report from the CapRadio/Valley Vision COVID-19 Resilience poll.

KEY TAKEAWAYS: The joint survey suggests residents experience the pandemic differently depending on their racial, ethnic, and economic backgrounds. See our main findings and data visualizations.

INSIGHT: We'll discuss what we've learned from the poll and what it means for different communities in the region all week on CapRadio's Insight.

VIRTUAL EVENT: On Thursday, July 16 at 2 p.m., CapRadio’s Sarah Mizes-Tan will be hosting a live virtual discussion on CapRadio’s Facebook page about how communities of color have been impacted by COVID-19 and what solutions exist.

A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING: Why we decided to ask area residents about their experiences around coronavirus, and how we plan to use the data.

Support for this comes, in part, from Western Health Advantage.