The Cornell Population Center (CPC) serves as the intellectual hub for demographic research and training at Cornell University.
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
Joined June 2016
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Cornell researchers: Join us for a panel discussion on changes in public data access this Friday, 2/28, from 2-3pm
Register here: cornell.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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New York state’s population could shrink by more than 2 million people — a decline of more than 13% — over the next 25 years due to low fertility rates and aging, according to a new report from @CornellBPP. @PopulationCU news.cornell.edu/stories/202…
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The Cornell Population Center (CPC) invites applicants for the Frank H.T. Rhodes Postdoctoral Fellowships. Apply by November 30.
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Demographic Change is Reshaping Public Policy From NY to Africa
Matt Hall, Parfait Eloundou-Enyegue, and colleagues at the @PopulationCU are pushing traditional disciplinary boundaries to address the challenges of global population transformations.
news.cornell.edu/stories/202…
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📢Cornell Pop Center is hiring its next Rhodes Postdoc! 📢
This is a great program to develop research and collab w/ CPC faculty. Plus, Ithaca is Gorges!
Please share widely with your networks and students!
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Calling #Cornell social science researchers! In partnership with @CornellCHEQ, @CornellBPP, and @PopulationCU, the @CornellCCSS announces the 2024 NIH Grant Development Program! Info session on 1/16 at 11:30am with applications due on 1/31. More: socialsciences.cornell.edu/f…
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via @PopulationCU CPC Updates and News: Spring 2023 News and Events We have had an engaging and busy semester of population programming at @PopulationCU. I am thrilled to share some of the highlights here, including a brief overview on the PAA… mailchi.mp/01bdea4c3fa3/cpc-…
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Announcing the second brief in our Topics in Demography (TiDbit) Series with @PopulationCU! This report covers Fertility in NYS, including trends over time: previewed below, see how fertility by age shifted over the past decade. Find the full brief here: bit.ly/3owKtwy
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Excited for my first ever conference and PAA and my poster presentation!! Thanks for those who dropped by for their supports and comments. @PopulationCU #PAA2023
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The Rural Housing Coalition commissioned the “State of Rural New York” report that outlines changes in the population, demographics, housing, and income characteristics of rural New York State from 2011-2020. (Read it here - lnkd.in/gheBzJTi) Happy to be part of this.
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via @uscensusbureau Detailed Demographic and Housing Characteristics File A Proof of Concept Coming Later This Month... On Jan 31, @USCensusBureau will release a Proof of Concept for the #2020Census Detailed Demographic and Housing Characteristics... content.govdelivery.com/acco…
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We are 2 weeks out from the PAA Applied Demography Conference in-person in Annapolis! Sessions, networking, recruiting. Make sure you are registered now! ow.ly/TzOv50MujLI
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Checking things off your list this first week of the new year? Make sure you get registered for #PAA2023. Early-bird rates end Jan. 31: ow.ly/pjlP50MioQm
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"Mothers working from home increased their supervisory parenting while working for pay more than fathers, and they more often changed their paid work schedules." - new from Kelly Musick of the Brooks School and colleagues. @CornellSoc
Just published in @JMF_NCFR, work with @DrEmmaZang and Kelly Musick on how gendered parenting and time use changed during the first year of the pandemic for remote and in-person workers. doi.org/10.1111/jomf.12897 🧵
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Research shows half of older American parents who need help at home with daily activities are not getting that assistance. PRB explored recent analysis of @NHATS_NSOC data. bit.ly/3CLWzW9
@nia_demography @NIA_BSR #aging #eldercare #olderadults
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🎶 ARE YOU
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#CENSUS!! 🎶
Mark the calendar. US Census Bureau will publish LOCAL #ACSdata Dec 8.
#SCOOP: Our #datapros and #demographers will have the data during Dec 6-7 embargo review. News orgs can call for state/local insights. 👉
Cornell Population Center retweeted
The 2021 1-year ACS and PRCS PUMS data are now available on IPUMS USA!
Head to usa.ipums.org to start celebrating.
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PAD and @PopulationCU are excited to announce our new publication series, Topics in Demography (TiDbits)! These briefs apply important demographic topics to New York State's population, starting with Aging [released today: bit.ly/TiDbit2201]. Check out the preview below!
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Cornell Population Center is looking for another postdoc as part of our Rhodes Postdoc program!
Offers lots of flexibility to focus on own work and collaborate with CPC affiliates.
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Please share the word and apply!
@PopulationCU @CornellBPP