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The early bird deadline registration is August 25th! Don't forget to sign up for our workshop "Linking & Harmonizing Spatial Population Data: IPUMS Resources for U.S. & International Contexts" when you register!

Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Science Agenda on Whova September 29 – October 2, 2026, Portland, OR

Check out this workshop held tomorrow by the NIA, Big Data to Big Insights: Challenges and Opportunities in Aging and AD/ADRD Research, featuring David Van Riper. Through a series of lightning talks and panel discussions, participants will examine how to move from big data to big ideas faster to transform abundant data into meaningful scientific insights; identify critical gaps and opportunities; and consider the infrastructure and partnerships needed to support new frontiers in aging and AD/ADRD research. https://bit.ly/3S8NWkd

Big Data to Big Insights: Challenges and Opportunities in Aging and AD/ADRD Research Read about, and register, for a one-day online workshop about large-scale data resources that are reshaping research on aging and Alzheimer's and related dementias.

We love to see people from all over the world and across disciplines using IPUMS, including reporters! We have easy to understand video tutorials on our website and are always striving to increase access. How do you use IPUMS? https://bit.ly/461VFDK https://cbsn.ws/4zul7zA

The U.S. labor market may soon face a new crisis: Too few workers A severe labor shortage is set to emerge over the next decade amid a wave of baby boomer retirements and a shrinking younger workforce.

Register for our upcoming webinar, A New Outlook for the Future of Population and Health Data in Asia, on August 20 at 8:00am CT. Hosted in partnership with the Asian Population Association (APA) and the UN Intersecretariat Working Group on Household Surveys (IWGHS), this webinar will explore the future of population and health surveys in the context of a rapidly changing global funding environment.

APA Scientific Group 2 Workshop: A New Outlook for the Future of Population and Health Data in Asia APA Scientific Group 2 “Responsible Use of Demographic Data in Traditional and AI-Driven Methods” Workshop: A New Outlook for the Future of Population and Health Data in Asia Context and Overview This workshop will explore the future of population and health surveys in the context of a rapidly c...

📣 New data alert! 📣 The July 2026 Basic Monthly Survey is now available via IPUMS CPS. https://bit.ly/4vp6RFi

IPUMS CPS IPUMS CPS harmonizes microdata from the monthly U.S. labor force survey, the Current Population Survey (CPS), covering the period 1962 to the present. Data include demographic information, rich employment data, program participation and supplemental data on topics such as fertility, to***co use, vol...

We are so excited to be part of with our workshop "Linking & Harmonizing Spatial Population Data: IPUMS Resources for U.S. & International Contexts". Make sure you sign up for the workshop when you register for IAPHS! https://bit.ly/4xsygag

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Last call: Join our webinar "Measuring spatial accessibility to healthcare: An applied example using IPUMS PMA data" starting today at 10:00 AM CT.

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Measuring spatial accessibility to healthcare: An applied example using IPUMS PMA data. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. There is a strong connection between place, healthcare access, and health, however the data traditionally used to measure spatial access are not universally available; this issue is particularly acute in countries with the poorest health outcomes. Building on a series of posts on the IPUMS DHS Spati...

Register now for our webinar, Measuring spatial accessibility to healthcare: An applied example using IPUMS PMA data, taking place on August 11 at 10:00am CT.

There is a strong connection between place, healthcare access, and health, however the data traditionally used to measure spatial access are not universally available; this issue is particularly acute in countries with the poorest health outcomes. Building on a series of posts on the IPUMS DHS Spatial Analysis and Health Research Hub Blog, we are conducting a hands-on, step-by-step demonstration of a raster-based healthcare accessibility workflow in Python and R using globally-available, free, and high-resolution data. We will describe open-source code for measuring access to health care infrastructure across space, then attach this measure to spatially-referenced individual data in the Kenya 2020 data in IPUMS PMA. https://bit.ly/45GRIUZ

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Our workshop participants are very engaged and seem extremely focused on what Evan Roberts has to share about MLP and other linking projects.