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A great burden of adapting to climate change and its consequences rests on the shoulders of families. Even so, debates on the climate crisis pay little attention to the role families play, including how their circumstances affect how they adjust to new policy measures. At the same time, many intergenerational exchanges take place within families – especially when it comes to environmental protection.

Find information about jobs, fellowships and other opportunities relevant for Ukrainian demographers collected and made accessible in one place

Reproductive Biomedicine & Society Online release a new open-access Special Collection edited by Anne-Kristin Kuhnt and Jasmin Passet-Wittig on the creation of families through the use of assisted reproductive technology.

Anne Goujon, an expert in demography and education, has been appointed to lead the IIASA Population and Just Societies (POPJUS) Program.  

The Förderfonds Wissenschaft in Berlin and the European research network Population Europe proudly announce this year's laureates of the European Demographer Awards.

With this initiative, the Institute recognises outstanding researchers from Germany and abroad whose work makes a significant contribution to the field of population research.

INVEST received a funding of over 3 million euros from the Horizon Europe Framework Programme for the project Mapping inequalities through the life course (MapIneq).

There is no crystal ball – but a glimpse into the future is still possible: thanks to demographic research. 4 February, Demography Day, draws attention to the importance of this discipline.

Associated with the Bayesian Agent-Based Population Studies, Sarah Nurse and Jakub Bijak prepared an online inventory of data on Syrian migration to Europe in the last decade.