📢#BSPS2024 Call for Papers out now! Does your work look at Ageing? Climate change? Longitudinal data? Migration? Violence and abuse? These and many more sessions open now for submissions. 9-11 September, Bath. Full details at lse.ac.uk/international-…. Spread the word! 📢

In the next #LSEDemography seminar, Elspeth Graham discusses the impact of parents' migration, gender differences and personal experiences in shaping migration aspirations in Indonesia and the Philippines. Weds 13 March, 12.00-13.00 on Zoom ➡️ bit.ly/49AfFO4 | pop@LSE

This is lovely 😊 Anne Shepherd: An appreciation, by the editors of Population Studies "Pop Studies would not be what it is without her. It is with much gratitude that we mark her exceptional contributions & wish her a long & happy retirement" tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

On 27 March, 12.00-13.00, Sofian El Atifi will argue that the rise in single motherhood rates in France stems from the interaction between shifts in the labour market and the weakening of traditional marital norms. Light lunch provided 📍 CON.1.01 or online: tinyurl.com/3snc9wfc

"The erosion of (abortion) choice, to the point it is rendered illusory, has unequal impacts on quality of care." New paper by @katyfootman pop@LSE LSE Social Policy doi.org/10.1016/j.socs…

Excited to have Kim Korinek from University of Utah present today in our demography seminars 12:00-13:00 ( Location: CON 1.01 or lse.zoom.us/meeting/regist… Title: War, Adversity & Assessment of Health: Self-Rated Health & Health Congruence in Vietnamese War Survivors @MethodologyLSE

In beautiful Edinburgh for #EPC2024 EAPS. For all those with conference stamina, see you 11am Saturday in G.03 where I'll be presenting my research on #SRH (de)prioritisation in #displacement and humanitarian response

🗳️ Do you know: To vote in the UK General Election on 4 July, you need to register by 18 June. If you're an international student, you could be eligible to vote - find out who can vote and how to register 👇 info.lse.ac.uk/current-studen…

Certainly happy that this paper is now available open-access in Advances in Life Course Research! Short-term and overall fertility intentions change often, and uncertainty intertwines with these changes. See the paper with Isabella Buber-Ennser here: doi.org/10.1016/j.alcr…

Congratulations to Dr. Dijana Spasenoska on passing her viva today! We hope you will celebrate in style. Well deserved for her and her supervisors.

Today we said goodbye to the lovely Anne Shepherd, a force of nature, tough only on the outside, could spot an accounting mistake from a mile, feared by the LSE admin machine (should have put it on her CV), loved by many of us. We miss you Anne blogs.lse.ac.uk/condolences/20…

Happy #WorldPopulationDay2024 everyone!

📢 Did smallpox cause stillbirths in the past? Our study of Swedish data (1780–1839) reveals surprising findings about the impact of smallpox and the role of vaccination. 🧵👇 Article forthcoming at Population Studies: doi.org/10.1080/003247…

📢 Geneva-based connections - find out more about pop@LSE Rosie Le Voir's research next week at the AidEx practitioner conference

Updating my eugenics talk with 1) Hope not Hate/Guardian investigation exposing a network of political activists successfully manipulating academia into publishing ideology 2) J Controversial Ideas paper on immigrant IQ, demonstrating how academia allows itself to be manipulated

LSE researchers amazing workshop coming up. Interdisciplinary Funding for Ageing Research Workshop More info here www2.lse.ac.uk/lse-health/eve…

London Unis Population seminar series Tue 21/01 12-13 Room CLM 1.02 LSE Gianpiero Dalla-Zuanna (UPadua), Why do childless men outnumber childless women, and why does the gap continue to widen? Some results on Italy Zoom link: lse.zoom.us/j/9867828543?p… Population Studies Group, LSHTM Alice Goisis

Reminder today Mireille Le Guen from CIFASE UCLouvain will be talking to us at 1PM