Table 1:

Sociodemographic Characteristics of Study Participants

	Wisconsin Tribes				New Mexico Tribes
Sociodemographic Characteristics	Men	Sample Size (n)	Women	Sample Size (n)	Men	Sample Size (n)	Women	Sample Size (n)
Total Sample Size	60	200	140	200	94	382	288	382
Current Smoker, n(%)	58.3%	60	57.9%	140	17.2%	93	11.6%	284
Age
Mean Age (y) (SE)	45.6 (1.9)	60	47.2 (1.2)	140	42.9 (1.6)	94	47.3 (0.9)	288
19–30 years (%)	16.7%	60	15.0%	140	26.7%	94	18.1%	288
31–50 years (%)	45.0%	60	40.0%	140	41.5%	94	34.0%	288
51–70 years (%)	33.3%	60	40.7%	140	25.5%	94	43.4%	288
71–75 years (%)	5.0%	60	4.3%	140	6.4%	94	4.5%	288
Food Assistance Participation, n(%)
SNAP	28.3%	60	27.1%	140	41.5%	94	45.6%	287
Church	5.0%	60	10.0%	140	35.1%	94	30.3%	287
Senior Center Meals	23.3%	60	15.0%	140	22.3%	94	27.5%	287
WIC	13.3%	60	15.7%	140	11.7%	94	15.3%	287
Participating in at least one food assistance programa	70.0%	60	65.7%	140	74.5%	94	77.8%	288
Education Level, n(%)
Less than High Schoolb	16.7%	60	12.9%	140	19.4%	93	18.9%	285
High School	28.3%	60	27.1%	140	32.3%	93	31.2%	285
GED/Technical/Associates Degree/Some College/Other	51.6%	60	55.0%	140	41.9%	93	42.8%	285
Bachelor/Master/Doctoral Degree	3.3%	60	5.0%	140	6.5%	93	7.0%	285
Marital Status, n(%)
Single/Never Married	51.7%	60	56.4%	140	43.5%	92	31.7%	281
Married/Lives with Partner/Common Law	28.3%	60	22.9%	140	51.1%	92	48.0%	281
Separated/Divorced/Widowed	20.0%	60	20.7%	140	5.4%	92	20.3%	281

Abbreviations: SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), WIC (The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children), GED (General Educational Development), SE = Standard Error of Mean

^aFood assistance programs include WIC, SNAP, commodity foods, the Food Bank, senior center meals, church, other tribal food distribution programs, local farm surplus and the summer food service program.

^bLess than High School means uncompleted high school degree, elementary school, middle school or no education.