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Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies

  • Pop Center

The Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies (Pop Center) is dedicated to understanding the dynamic interplay between global population health, demographic changes and the social and physical environment. We bring together scientists from across schools at Harvard and globally to make exciting advances in population research.

The Work of our Center... 

Supports an analytic and research platform that enables practitioners to work and report on large scale population based studies with rich depth and demographic data.

Connects numerous research centers across campus and around the world, thus creating a "community" that fosters collaboration and integration of intellectual capital.

Trains students at all levels to become leaders in population health by close collaboration and by way of the latest technologies in the selection, design, development, management, and dissemination of data.

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Watch Director Lisa Berkman discuss America's aging population, one of the Pop Center's primary research areas, on the PBS program "Open Mind."

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Upcoming events:

February 17 - "Declining Fertility and Economic Well-Being: Do Education and Health Ride to the Rescue?" Presented by Klaus Prettner, PhD, PGDA Fellow more details

February 23 - "The Online Advocate: A System's Approach to Improving Social Determinants of Health," presented by Eric Fleegler, MD, MPH, FAAP, Assistant in Medicine, Dept of Emergency Medicine, Children’s Hospital Boston more details 

February 24 - "How Do Labor Market Experiences Affect the Marriage Timing of Egyptian Youth? A Survival Agenda," presented by Rania Salem, Bell Fellow more details

February 27 -  "What's wrong with the narrative on NCDs in low and middle income countries?" presented by SV Subramanian, Professor of Population Health and Geography, Department of Society, Human Development, and Health, Harvard School of Public Health more details