How High Temperatures Are Changing Who Gets Born
Hotter weather shifts the balance of births toward fewer males than usual. This matters for maternal health, gender inequality, and the makeup of populations.
Author: Raquel Wojnar
Are Americans ‘Underbabied’?
Earlier this month, Dr. Mehmet Oz introduced a new demographic buzzword into the public conversation. Is there any truth to this concern?
Construire du sens collectif dans un monde en mutation
Pourquoi créer des espaces d’apprentissage est devenu essentiel pour orienter les politiques publiques
Creating Collective Meaning in a Changing World
Why creating learning spaces has become essential for shaping public policy
AI and the Future of Work: Uneven, Uncertain, and Unresolved
Care, the future of work and AI, and other themes we’re keeping an eye on in the new year
Three New Frontiers of the Mortality Paradigm
Infertility receives nowhere near the attention or funding of fertility decline or aging despite asking the same fundamental question.
We, the (Fewer) People!
The consequences of demographic change as a “megatrend” of our time are not a far destiny anymore but more and more felt in our direct living environment: within families, neighborhoods, municipalities, and regions.
Crowded Coasts Put 1 in 10 Americans at Risk for Floods, Other Hazards
Older Adults, Communities of Color, and Renters Are Especially Vulnerable