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Understanding local, national, and global population challenges through fieldwork, data science, and research-to-policy approaches.

PSTC News

Teenage girls walk along the street in South Africa

October 15, 2020

Galárraga, Kuo and Harrison publish research on economic incentives for young people living with HIV

“Expanding HIV prevention options for the population of adolescents living with HIV is a critically important strategy to improve health outcomes for that group, and to reduce further HIV transmission over time.”

In the News

October 23, 2020

Opening Schools And Other Hard Decisions

On the podcast Planet Money, PSTC economist Emily Oster discusses her journey to create a COVID-19 School Response Dashboard to provide parents and schools with infection data.

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Research Themes

Family in park

Family in park

Children, Families, and Health

Shanghai highways

Shanghai highways

Migration and Urbanization

Reforestation

Reforestation

Population and Environment

Crowded New York City street

Crowded New York City street

Demographic Change and Global Development

Pregnancy checkup

Pregnancy checkup

Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS

Social Inequalities

Events

Getting Started with Python and Data Science Workshop – Day 1

October 23, 2020

Reluctant Intimacies: Sexual Violence and Political Economy on a South African College Campus

October 29, 2020

Getting Started with Python and Data Science Workshop – Day 2

October 30, 2020

Physician Bias and Racial Disparities in Health: Evidence from Veterans' Pensions

November 5, 2020

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