Gates Institute Launches Demographic Dividend Luminaries Series

Aug 2, 2022

This full event is now available to watch HERE:


 

Demographic Dividend Luminaries Series


Featuring:

David Canning, PhD
Richard Saltonstall Professor of Population Sciences and
Professor of Economics and International Health,
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Hosted by the Gates Institute, the Demographic Dividend Initiative, and the 2022 International Conference on Family Planning, the new DD Luminaries Series intends to highlight exceptional work that has expanded our understanding of the DD.

This inaugural session will feature the work conducted by the economist and early pioneer of DD research Dr. David Canning, who coined the term “demographic dividend” along with fellow Harvard economist David Bloom.

Join us for a conversation and Q&A with David on the history and future of DD work, including discussions on fertility rates, population structures, economic development, and more.

 

Related News & Updates

Where to Find WHGI Faculty & Staff at ICFP 2025

Where to Find WHGI Faculty & Staff at ICFP 2025

Join WHGI’s Dr. Phil Anglewicz in PAI’s Pre-ICFP Catalyst Session

Join WHGI’s Dr. Phil Anglewicz in PAI’s Pre-ICFP Catalyst Session

In Memoriam: Professor Emeritus Duff Gillespie

In Memoriam: Professor Emeritus Duff Gillespie

New Resource: Abortion Bans and Public Health Policy Brief

New Resource: Abortion Bans and Public Health Policy Brief

Join the Global Reproductive Health Movement at ICFP 2025!

Join the Global Reproductive Health Movement at ICFP 2025!

FPNN and Nigeria Health Watch Launch Solutions Journalism Reporting Trip in Northern Nigeria

FPNN and Nigeria Health Watch Launch Solutions Journalism Reporting Trip in Northern Nigeria

Apply Now to Speak on the ICFP LIVE Stage at ICFP 2025!

Apply Now to Speak on the ICFP LIVE Stage at ICFP 2025!

Watch Now: Empowerment in Context: Conceptualizing, Measuring, and Advancing Women’s and Girls’ Autonomy and Agency

Watch Now: Empowerment in Context: Conceptualizing, Measuring, and Advancing Women’s and Girls’ Autonomy and Agency

No results found.