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PRB Names Diana Elliott Vice President for U.S. Programs
By asoares
WASHINGTON, November 2, 2022—PRB today announced Diana Elliott as its new vice president for U.S.
How Self-Care Can Support Resilience in West and Central Africa
Self-care approaches can offer women more control over their lives.
PRB Appoints Bobby Jefferson to Its Board of Trustees
By asoares
WASHINGTON, October 27, 2022—PRB today announced the appointment of Bobby Jefferson to its Board of Trustees.
LGBTQ Youth and Young Adults Are Coming Out Into a Polarized Environment—and Finding Valuable School and Community Support
Naming the vulnerability and discrimination LGBTQ youth face can be a starting point for adults and institutions that support youth—and youth themselves—to act for change.
PACE Joins Renowned Institutions in West Africa to Strengthen the Connection Between Research and Practice
Policy Fellows program expands from individuals to form institutional partnerships, promoting local leadership and sustainability.
PACE s’associe à des institutions renommées en Afrique de l’Ouest pour renforcer le lien entre la recherche et la pratique
Le programme de Communication pour les Politiques s’étend au-delà des individus pour former des partenariats institutionnels, renforçant le leadership local et la durabilité.
PRB Welcomes Inaugural Cohort of Public Health Reporting Fellows
By asoares
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29, 2022—PRB announced today the launch of its Public Health Reporting Corps with a group of 18 journalists based in India and Nigeria.
PRB’S MOMENTUM Knowledge Accelerator Announces Elizabeth Leahy Madsen as New Project Director
By asoares
John Penn also joins as new Senior Director, Strategic Communications
PRB Releases 2022 World Population Data Sheet, Providing Comprehensive Look at COVID-19 Pandemic’s Demographic Impacts in More Than 200 Countries
By asoares
Nearly 15 million excess deaths reported globally in 2020 and 2021, with life expectancy dropping in many countries, including the United States