Studies Document Mass Incarceration’s Toll on Families
(2017) New studies add to the growing body of research on the toll U.S.
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In Memoriam: Hans Rosling
We at Population Reference Bureau were extremely saddened to hear of the passing of Hans Rosling, an eminent visual communicator of data with whom we had the great fortune to collaborate.
Journalists Weather Currency Storm
The day after the Nov. 8 U.
Resources on Integrated Population, Health, and Environment Approaches
Across multiple sectors, organizations are becoming aware of the relationships between human health, population dynamics, and the environment, and are designing collaborative programs and projects to address the linkages.
Family Planning, Environment, and Resilience in Western Tanzania
People living in poor remote communities often face multiple challenges; in many cases, these include access to health and family planning/reproductive services, sustainable sources of income, and the means to sustainably use natural resources.
NPR Coverage of PRB Population Bulletin on Aging
By asoares
PRB Training Teaches Journalists About the Demographic Dividend
By asoares
PRB, the UN Population Fund, and the Union for African Population Studies brought together journalists and communications professionals from across sub-Saharan Africa.
PRB Selected to Implement USAID PACE Project
By asoares
PRB has been selected by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to implement the five-year PACE project.
ENGAGE Presentation ‘Faith and Families for a Healthier Kenya’ Launched in Nairobi
By asoares
On Sept. 11, the new ENGAGE multimedia presentation Faith and Families for a Healthier Kenya was launched in Nairobi.
In U.S., New Data Show Longer, More Sedentary Commutes
Sitting in traffic, waiting for a train or bus, navigating bike lanes and sidewalks—these are things that can be stressful for commuters getting to work.