SHRUG 2.1 - Pakora
The search box searches the metadata describing each SHRUG table. In addition to SHRUG data, most users will also use the names available in the core keys module. To link additional data, the census keys can also be found in core keys. To search by variable, click here.
Core SHRUG Modules
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User-contributed Modules
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Visit the SHRUG GitHub repository for release notes and to file a bug report or feature request. For older versions of the data, visit the Harvard Dataverse. Ignore the Harvard Dataverse version header which is Harvard's own numbering system.
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