Table 1:

Participant sociodemographic characteristics by injection drug use status

	PWID (n = 353)	Non-PWID (n = 186)
Median Age (Range)	25 (18–29)	23 (18–29)
Gender
Male	230 (65%)	135 (73%)
Female	119 (34%)	51 (27%)
Transgender or non-binary	4 (1%)	0
Race/Ethnicity†
Hispanic	66 (19%)	88 (47%)
NH-White	259 (73%)	73 (39%)
NH-Black	5 (1%)	17 (9%)
NH-Other	22 (6%)	6 (3%)
Born in US	295 (84%)	160 (86%)
Currently Homeless‡	127 (36%)	10 (5%)
Highest Level of Education
Did not complete High School	67 (19%)	41 (22%)
High School graduate or GED	135 (38%)	89 (48%)
Attended some college	151 (43%)	56 (30%)
Health Insurance Coverage	292 (83%)	151 (81%)
Ever in Drug Use Treatment	301 (85%)	83 (45%)

^†Does not add to 100% due to unreported responses.

^‡“Homeless” was defined as “staying on the street, in a shelter, in a Single Room Occupancy hotel (SRO), temporarily staying with friends or relatives, or living in a car”

Abbreviations: NH = “Non-Hispanic”, US = “United States”, GED = “General Educational Development”