Postdoctoral Associate (Sociology), Center for Coastal Futures and Adaptive Resilience – Rice University (Ongoing)
Research Scientist or Senior Research Scientist – Columbia University (Open Until Filled)
Professor: SOPH Chair of Population Health Science (Open until filled)
Almquist and Hagopian Co-Author New Study Calling for Demographic Engagement with U.S. Homelessness Crisis
Despite growing recognition of homelessness as a human rights issue, including its formal recognition by the United Nations in 2021, demographic research on this vulnerable population remains limited. In a new article, CSDE Affiliates Zack W. Almquist (Sociology) and Amy Hagopian (Health Systems and Population Health), along with co-author Paul Hebert (Health Systems and Population Health), argue for greater demographic attention to the enumeration and measurement of people experiencing homelessness in the United States. Published in the Vienna Yearbook of Population Research in a special issue on population inequality matters, the study highlights how core demographic tools and demographic outlets have been underutilized in understanding a crisis affecting millions of people worldwide, and over 770,000 individuals, on any given night, in the United States alone. Read the full study here.
Come Celebrate CSDE Trainees @ the CSDE End-of-Year Reception!
Join us for CSDE’s annual closing reception on Friday, June 6th at 12:30PM; snacks and drinks provided! We’ll present Demographic Methods Certificates and celebrate the end of a successful academic year. Please join us in recognizing all of these accomplishments! Every member of the CSDE community plays an important role in our broader research network and training program.
Date: 06/06/2025
Time: 12:30-1:30 PM
Location: Parrington Hall, Room 320
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Beliefs and Decision Making Lab – University of Michigan (6/9/25)
Apply for the 2025 Graduate Climate Conference (6/8/25)
*New* CSDE Biodemography Working Group Meeting (6/5/25)
Share Your Stories About the Impact of Recent Federal Actions
The Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Science (IAPHS) and The Milbank Quarterly recently announced a collaboration aimed at demonstrating the impacts of recent federal actions on population health and health policy. If you would like to share your story and insights on the impact of recent federal actions on your research and trainees, and the implications for population health and health equity policy and outcomes, share your story here. Selected submissions will be featured on The Milbank Quarterly website.