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IUSSP Bulletin - Issue 51, March 2021 | |
PERN Cyberseminar on Refugee and Internally Displaced Populations, Environmental Impacts and Climate Risks IUSSP Webinar Series: Debate: Should FP programs in patriarchal societies use limited funds to further empower women or to involve men? 1 June 2021 (15:00 UTC / 11:00 EST / 17:00 CET)
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International Population Conference (IPC2021) |  |
IPC 2021 Call for Papers |  |
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Sponsorships and Research Leader Sessions IPC 2021 presents a unique opportunity for organizations to showcase their services and products and inform and engage with a global audience. The sponsorship package includes “Research Leader Sessions” in which institutions can raise awareness of their organization's work in the population field. (Read more) |  |
IPC2021 will be a hybrid conference, with a small number of in-person sessions in Hyderabad, India, while most of the scientific programme will be virtual. Conference Hubs are one way to promote networking and in-person discussion around the conference. (Read more) |  |
IUSSP Webinar Series: Joint webinar in association with the Population Association of America (PAA)
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IUSSP Elections Nominations for 2021 Council elections The Committee on Nominations has prepared its list of candidates. Members can make additional nominations of IUSSP members for the 2021 Council Elections up until 15 June 2021. (Read more)
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IUSSP awards Call for 2021 IUSSP–Mattei Dogan Award nominations This Award honours a scientist of high international renown for the contribution of his or her work to the development of studies of population that draw on the perspectives of different disciplines and for the importance that this work has accorded to international comparisons. Deadline for Nominations: 15 September 2021. (Read more) |  |
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IUSSP Panels New Panel with CODATA on FAIR vocabularies To support the growing movement to make data “Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable” (FAIR), the IUSSP Council has approved a new Panel, which will be a joint initiative with the International Science Council’s Committee on Data (CODATA). The Panel is co-chaired by George Alter (University of Michigan), Arofan Gregory (DDI Alliance) and Steven McEachern (ANU and DDI Alliance). (Read more) |  |
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N-IUSSP. IUSSP's Online Magazine | |
Longer lives, poorer health in England by Stephen Jivraj, Alissa Goodman, Benedetta Pongiglione, George Ploubidis |  |
Demographers’ contributions to the understanding of the COVID-19 pandemic | |
In Memoriam | |
Anatole Vichnevski (1935-2021) Anatole Vichnevski passed away on Friday January 15, 2021, after having fought the Covid-19 with all the energy that we knew him. He would have turned 86 on April 1. |  |
Parameswara Krishnan (1936 – 2021) |  |
K. G. Basavarajappa (1931-2020) |  |
Membership News | |
New publications from members : Production of a Vital Statistics Report: Guide (Revision 1), Vital Strategies, UNECA, UNESCAP, and Statistics Norway, 2020. |  |
| Data Revolution | |
For more information see: Demography and the Data Revolution | |
IUSSP members are invited to read and comment on recommendations sent to the UN Secretary General's Independent Expert Advisory Group on the Data Revolution for Sustainable Development. | |
CODATA 2019 Beijing: Towards next-generation data-driven science: policies, practices and platforms, 19-20 September 2019. Call for Presentations and Posters: deadline 24 June 2019 | |
How open data can help the Global South, from disaster relief to voter turnout The Conversation, 20 july 2017 | |
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IUSSP Fellowships on Family Planning, Fertility and Urban Development A project to support early career researchers in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia to produce policy-relevant evidence on family planning and fertility in cities and towns and their links to urban welfare funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. |
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| Distance Training | |
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 | This site represents the major output arising from a joint IUSSP and UNFPA project to produce a single volume containing updated tools for demographic estimation from limited, deficient and defective data |
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 | This course introduces users to the methods used by demographers to analyse population data, and the sources of this data and the methods used to collect this data. Throughout the course, students are introduced to the types of issues of interest to demographers through real examples. Included are sessions that introduce broad areas of research through discussion of both global and national trends and sessions that show how demographic methods may be used in researching a range of areas, such as reproductive health, morbidity and health profiles, and the effects of ageing on a population. |