Chatham House is the most frequent publisher of case studies on Belarus, aiming to hold a new wave its survey every two to three months. Other organizations publish their polls less often or they remain poorly noticed in the public space. We would like to change this. These researchers are also putting themselves danger while trying to find out what Belarusians think.

Belarus after the elections

Regular polls of opposition supporters about new elections, civic engagement, and developments

Research on the COVID-19 epidemic in Belarus

Research assessing the scale of the epidemic in Belarus, the effectiveness of the use of personal protective equipment, the attitude of the population to the epidemic at different times, in the country as a whole and in the regions.

A side effect of protests in Belarus: good neighborliness and volunteering

An online survey that focused on the impact of protests on human relationships, such as unpaid volunteering and relations between neighbours.

Protests in Belarus and interest in the Belarusian language

An online poll focused on the topic of the attitude of the protest-supporting audience to the Belarusian language.

Research series of the Belarusian telegram community

The Center for European Transformation carried out the research in 2020-2021.

Societal Fragmentation in Belarus

Belarus at a crossroads: attitudes to social and political change

How United Is Belarus Against the Regime

Belarus: From the old social contract to a new social identity

Belarus’s presidential election: an appetite for change

A study of the values and national identity of Belarusians

Research by the "Hodna" and "Budzma Belarusami" public campaigns