May 27, 2014, Tysons Corner, Virginia — D3 Systems participated in the 69^th annual American Association of Public Opinion Research (AAPOR) Conference, held in Anaheim, California from May 15^th to May 18^th. The D3 team presented two posters, a methodological brief, and six papers. Topics ranged from last month’s presidential election in Afghanistan, to Egypt’s uncertain transition towards democracy, to the diverse spectrum of opinions amongst Muslim women in 25 countries.

D3 Systems hosted its first AAPOR panel, “Women’s Attitudes in Conflict, Crisis, & Post-War Zones: Research from Public Opinion Surveys,” featuring research from the Pacific Institute of Research & Evaluation (PIRE) and Georgetown University’s Institute for Women, Peace, and Security, in addition to D3 sponsored research in Africa and the Middle East

To learn more about our findings, see D3’s AAPOR presentations below:

• Pre-Election Polling in Afghanistan
• After the Coup: Egyptian Public Opinion in the Summer of 2013
• Echoes of Egypt: Understanding the Telephone-Owning Population in the Arab World’s Largest Nation
• Afghan Perspectives on Taliban Reconciliation
• Perceptions and Predictors of Inequality Among Afghan and Pakistani Women
• Gender Differences: Public Opinion During the 2013 Political Crisis in Egypt
• Women, Peace and Security in a Nascent State: A Case Study on South Sudan
• Women in Muslim Countries:  A Multinational Analysis