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IUSSP Bulletin ● Issue 58, Dec 2022 |
In this issue: IPC2025 site visit to Brisbane, Australia ● IPC 2021 report and videos ● Urban FP Panel at ICUH in Valencia ● IUSSP Panels at the ICFP in Pattaya ● Migration in the past ● The habitability concept in the field of population-environment ● IUSSP Webinar Series ● News from the members ● News from population associations ● Other announcements ● N-IUSSP ● Calls for papers ● Training courses ● Career and study opportunities ● Calendar On 15 November, the world's population passed the 8 billion mark. Read about the significance of this milestone here. This bulletin includes news and photos from recent international conferences including a site visit to Brisbane, Australia in preparation for IPC2025. As 2022 comes to a close, the IUSSP Secretariat wishes you peace and joy for the holidays. We look forward to hearing and seeing you in the New Year. International Population Conference Preparing IPC 2025 – Site visit to Brisbane IUSSP's 2025 International Population Conference (IPC 2025) will convene from 13 to 18 July 2025, as was confirmed during a recent site visit to Brisbane. The IPC2025 will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit Australia. IPC 2021 report and selected videos Access to the IPC 2021 Conference platform is coming to an end. Recordings of a selection of sessions have been posted to IUSSP’s Youtube channel, along with preconference webinars and other videos. (Watch the videos and read the conference report) IUSSP Panel activities Urban FP Panel at ICUH in Valencia The IUSSP Urban Family Planning Fellows participated in the International Conference on Urban Health in Valencia, Spain 24-28 October 2022. IUSSP Panels at the ICFP in Pattaya IUSSP Panels on Contraceptive Transition Theories and Urban Family Planning participated in the International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) in Pattaya, Thailand 14-17 November 2022. The IUSSP Scientific Panel on Historical Demography organized an online Seminar on “Migration in the Past: Patterns, Causes, Consequences, and Implications,” on 28 October 2022, in collaboration with the Center for Social Research, Guanghua School of Management, Peking University. The habitability concept in the field of population-environment The Population-Environment Research Network (PERN), in collaboration with the HABITABLE project and Columbia Climate School’s Managed Retreat conference series, will organize a cyberseminar from 13 to 17 March 2023 on “The habitability concept in the field of population-environment studies: relevance and research implications". For more information on how to participate... IUSSP Webinar Series Extracting spatial data on environment The IUSSP Panel on Early Career Perspectives is organizing an online training workshop on “Extracting Spatial Data on Environment for Research” on 25 January 2023. The trainer will be Ankit Sikarwar (INED). (Applications are now closed) News from the members Congratulations to our members • Albert EsteveThe European Doctoral School for Demography (EDSD), is happy to announce that Albert Esteve, director of the Center for Demographic Studies-CED, Barcelona Spain, is the new rector of EDSD. Albert is also a member of the current IUSSP Council. Steven Ruggles who is a recipient of a 2022 MacArthur Fellowship for his work “setting new standards in quantitative historical research by building the world’s largest publicly available database of population statistics”. • Zeng Yi Zeng Yi who was recently recognized as one of the Healthy Ageing 50 – fifty leaders working to transform the world to be a better place to grow older by the UN Decade of Healthy Ageing.
• Tony Wrigley (1931-2022) Tony Wrigley passed away on 25 February 2022. He was a demographer, historian, and geographer, whose work shaped the historical study of population and the Industrial Revolution. He joined the IUSSP in 1967 and was elected IUSSP Laureate in 1993. We recently learned of the passing of Tomas Frejka on 17 April 2022, just short of his 90th year. He joined the IUSSP in 1967 and was an active member regularly attending IUSSP conferences and the meetings of IUSSP Committees and Panels. Most recently he served as a member of 2010-2013 IUSSP Scientific Panel on Below Replacement Fertility: Causes, Consequences and Policy Responses. • Chris Langford (1941-2022) We are sad to announce that Chris Langford passed away on January 20, 2022. A member since 1970 and a member of the Committee on Comparative Analysis of Fertility (1971-1974), Chris was a key member of the demographic community in Britain for several decades. He was a meticulous scholar and dedicated teacher as well as an authority on much of the Union’s history. Nine new members and 33 new Student Associates joined the IUSSP between 1 September and 30 November 2022. Please encourage your colleagues and students to become members. (See list) News from population associations 6th Portuguese Conference on Demography Paulo Machado and Lara P. Tavares report on the 6th Portuguese Conference on Demography organized in Lisbon, Portugal, 13-14 October 2022 by the Portuguese Association of Demography (Associação Portuguesa de Demografia – APD). Nicole Estefany Aponte Cueto reports on the 22nd National Meeting of the Brazilian Association of Population Studies (ABEP) held online from 7 to 11 November 2022 on the genaral theme "Population, Information, and Society: Demographic Dynamics and Knowledge in a Post-Pandemic World". Other announcements Applications are now open for two MScs organised by the Population Studies Group at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM): the MSc in Demography & Health and the MSc in Reproductive & Sexual Health Research. Scholarships are available for interested applicants for the academic year 2023-24. The International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) organized the India launch of United Nations World Population Prospects- 2022 and World Population Day Symposium. The IIPS Centre for Ageing Studies organized a workshop on "Harmonization of Ageing Data around the World" as well as a Symposium on the occasion of International Day of Older Persons. (Watch the video recordings of these events.) The Human Fertility Database (HFD) switched to a creative commons (CC-BY 4.0) license, granting its users more freedom and flexibility to copy, modify and distribute HFD data. This open access database provides detailed and high-quality historical and recent data on period and cohort fertility by age of mother and birth order for many developed countries. N-IUSSP
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Submit your announcements Feel free to share news from your institution and region so that we can keep all IUSSP members informed about recent or forthcoming events and opportunities in the population field. IUSSP members are welcome to submit information on conferences, calls for papers, training, career or study opportunities as well their recent publications or peer-reviewed software for inclusion in the newsletter and IUSSP website. Please send the information to contact@iussp.org and remember to include important dates for application deadlines (and photos when appropriate). Information should be sent by email or in a Word document so that it can be edited. For inclusion in the next Bulletin, please send information by 1 March 2023. We look forward to hearing from you soon.IUSSP Bulletin / Bulletin de l’UIESP Publication Director: Mary Ellen Zuppan, IUSSP Executive Director ISSN: 2427–0059 |