Research Projects

Research Projects include various activities, such as surveys, findings from statistical analyses, or data dashboards. Although most reports uploaded on this page contain non-technical summaries, some reports require more technical sections to appropriately describe details of a specific project. 

  • View our standard operating procedures (SOPs) related to reporting research findings here.
  • View our standard operating procedures (SOPs) related to survey development here.

 

Cannabis Consumer Survey

The cannabis consumer survey was developed in collaboration between LCB and the Department of Health (DOH) to inform future education efforts that will increase the health and safety of adults who use cannabis.
Findings from the survey provide a preliminary but positive outlook that cannabis consumers and retail staff are interested in becoming more informed about cannabis products and ways to use cannabis more safety.

 

Developing a Foundational Data Dashboard

The Research Program is working to create a foundational public-facing dashboard. Please note we are at the beginning stage of this large and extensive project. Read an overview of this plan below.

 

 

Healthy Youth Survey

The Healthy Youth Survey is a biennial, health behavior survey of youth in Washington. This survey is a collaborative effort of the Health Care Authority (HCA), Department of Health (DOH), Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), and LCB.

  • View the results of the 2023 Healthy Youth Survey, past survey results, and other survey information here.
  • We presented a summary of HYS 2023 adolescent substance use at the Board Caucus meeting on July 9, 2024. Find the recording here and a copy of the presentation here.
  • Review our Topics and Trends Spring 2024 alcohol newsletter article: The Who, How, and Why of Youth Alcohol Access Through Stores
     

 

Liquor License Premises Check Report

The goal of this report was to better understand if liquor licenses holding primary privileges associated with nightlife (e.g., nightclub, tavern, lounge, and taproom) had a disproportionate number of premise checks and recorded non-compliance if located in areas with a higher prevalence of LGBTQ+ friendly businesses or ethnic-racial minorities. This report stemmed from LCB leadership requests and public comment following premise checks at two liquor-licensed businesses that serve the LGBTQ+ community in the Capitol Hill district of Seattle in January 2024.

 

Social Equity Draft Rules Feedback Survey

The goal of this survey was to receive feedback from stakeholders on the draft rules related to the Social Equity in Cannabis Program (WAC 314-55-570). There were several changes proposed based on the results of the survey. Read an overview of survey results below.

 

 

Social Equity Applicant Experience Survey

The goal of the Social Equity Applicant Experience survey was to better understand the overall application process for the HB 2870 Social Equity in Cannabis applicants. This survey highlighted areas LCB can improve for the next Social Equity in Cannabis application process. 

 

     

     

     

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