Apply for Access

To apply for access to use the NAPP data, please complete the form below. All information will be kept confidential. Your request will be reviewed, and we will respond within two business days.

PERSONAL INFORMATION
First Name
Last Name
Institution
Field of Study Demography
Economics
History
Sociology
Other, academic
Government
News media
Private industry
Other, nonacademic
Educational Status Faculty
Academic researcher
Academic staff
Postdoctoral
Student, graduate
Student, undergraduate
Student, high school
Other, academic
Other, nonacademic
Anticipated Result of Research Research article or chapter
Book
Thesis, doctoral
Thesis, other
Policy report
Class assignment
Teaching material
Genealogical research
Other
RESEARCH PROJECT
Please provide a detailed description of at least 25 words of your research project.
USAGE LICENSE
Please check all of the following boxes to indicate that you have read about the limitations of the NAPP data and you agree to abide by the conditions of use.
User agrees to receive occasional email messages.
The Minnesota Population Center may contact you via the email address given above for communications related to the NAPP data system. Such messages will be infrequent, and we will safeguard the confidentiality of your email address.
Do not redistribute the data
Registered users are granted a limited license to use these data for academic research. Under this limited license you may not redistribute the data to others.
Cite NAPP appropriately
Publications and research reports based on the database must cite it appropriately. For information on proper citation refer to the page Citation and use.
NAPP data cannot be used for genealogical purposes.
Our agreement with the Church of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) stipulates that we will distribute the NAPP data only for social science research (including academic, policy, journalist, and non-profit research). Our continuing provision of the data for social science research relies on the condition that the data may not be used for genealogical use. Misusing the data constitutes a violation of the user agreement and may lead to professional censure, loss of employment, or civil prosecution under relevant national and international laws, and to sanctions against your institution, at the discretion of the University of Minnesota and the other institutions collaborating on the North Atlantic Population Project.