UW Latino Center for Health Small Grants Program (12/15/25)
CPoP Call for Papers: A Unified Perspective on Formation and Dissolution Processes in Demography (12/19/25)
The Interdisciplinary Centre on Population Dynamics (CPop) will host an ERC Workshop on “A Unified Perspective on Formation and Dissolution Processes in Demography,” March 9-11 2026, at the University of Southern Denmark, Odense. We welcome contributions on macro trends in fertility, couple, family, and household formation/dissolution patterns. Abstract deadline is December 19, 2025. Find pdf of full call attached and link here. Formal demographers are particularly encouraged to contribute!
Assistant/Associate Professor in Integrated Health Across Lifecycle and Systems – Purdue University (Ongoing)
Social Sciences Research Council: Economic Research Rescue Fund (Rolling)
Assistant or Associate Professor (Tenure-Track), Department of Sociology and Criminology – Penn State (Ongoing)
Open Rank Faculty Position (Child Health): Assistant Professor/Associate Professor/Professor at Columbia University (Ongoing)
Open Rank Faculty Position (Demography): Assistant Professor/Associate Professor/Professor at Columbia University (Ongoing)
Elwood Authors Paper on Digital and Emplaced Struggles over Urban Homelessness
CSDE Affiliate Sarah Elwood (Geography) published a new article in Digital Geography and Society, titled, “Computational urbanisms & insurgent mediations of the city: Stop the Sweeps.” Elwood theorizes municipal systems of tent encampment removal as a form of administrative-algorithmic governance structured around the logics and practices of computation urbanism and trace their entanglements with liberal poverty governance. Through a close reading of the City of Seattle’s encampment removal system, Elwood shows how these overlapping logics enable a tightly integrated self-referential system of datafication, problematization and justification that overdetermines the removability of encampments and reaffirms property and propertied personhood as (the only) legitimate basis for claims to space and permanence.
How to Tuesday: IAPHS Webinar Series (12/2/25)
IAPHS invites you to join How-To Tuesday, a new 45-minute webinar series designed to deliver clear, actionable guidance on topics that matter most to population health professionals. Whether you’re looking to sharpen your time management, navigate journal reviews, or set a research agenda, How-To Tuesday brings you the tools to thrive. Register here.
Upcoming Sessions Include:
- December 2 – “How to Communicate Your Research to Non-Scientists” with Shannon Monnat
- December 16 – “How to Increase Productivity: 7 Thoughts” with Sandro Galea
- January 6 – “How to Approach a Perspective Mentor” with Roland J. Thorpe Jr.
- January 20 – “How to do a Journal Review” with David F. Warner
Each session features:
- A concise 30-minute presentation with clear action items
- Expert speakers from across disciplines
- A 15-minute Q&A to deepen your understanding
To register and learn more, visit: https://iaphs.org/tools-for-