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Senior Fellow and FP/Earth Director Céline Delacroix recently taught a class, "The Reproductive Rights, Demographic Trends, and Environmental Sustainability Nexus in Context,” as part of the @UNCG summer course called GES 303: World Population Problems.
The question with the highest number of correct responses (93 out of 117 correct responses) was “What is the approximate replacement-level fertility rate?” ✅ The answer: 2.1 births per woman.
At our Exhibitor booth at the @PopAssocAmerica Annual Meeting earlier this month, we offered conference goers a quiz on global population trends. Some were surprised at their own results. Check out some of the highlights from the quiz results below!
The most frequently missed question (only 27 out of 117 correct responses) was “Approximately what proportion of pregnancies globally are unintended?” ✅ The answer: Nearly half.
When girls and women are educated, they are better equipped to promote their own health and welfare. Read about comprehensive sexuality education in humanitarian settings in this brief by @rePROsFightBack Senior Fellow Gayatri Patel: https://t.co/hmRFU7BQZ1 #SexEdForAll
Join us in welcoming our 2026 Stanback Fellows from @DukeEnvironment for the summer! ☀️🏛️🌱 They had an energizing orientation week, with an introduction to #SRHR and how population trends shape our future, as well as a hop-on, hop-off tour of D.C., and a scavenger hunt.
Delacroix spoke alongside Stephanie Marriott, International Confederation of Midwives, Veronique Filippi, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London, and Celia Groothedde, member of the Brussels Parlement and Belgian Senate.
At the @ANSERnetwork 2026 Conference earlier this month, which the Population Institute was a proud partner of, Céline Delacroix, senior fellow and director of the FP/Earth project, spoke on a panel, “Climate Change and SRHR: Emerging Evidence and Responses."
Need a breakdown of the recent ruling on nationwide mifepristone access at the Supreme Court? Listen to @rePROsFightBack's latest podcast episode here: https://t.co/crjuCCqIl8.
Last week, SCOTUS extended an order that providers can continue telehealth prescription and mail delivery of mifepristone after the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals had blocked a policy allowing patients to obtain mifepristone online and through the mail.
The Louisiana v. FDA case will now be sent back to the Fifth Circuit for full briefing and arguments. The case will likely make its way back to the Supreme Court for a final ruling on the merits.
Explore state-by-state policy on sex education (the measure of whether the state mandates comprehensive, medically accurate sex education in public schools) in @rePROsFightBack's 50-State Report Card: https://t.co/PaoTgarjUN.
Sex ed saves lives. All young people, regardless of who they are or where they live, should have the ability to make healthy, informed decisions. Learn more about #SexEdforAll Month here: https://t.co/4g6ffiaoUy.
She also joined a career panel for Population Health PhD students at @uOttawa and moderated the Association for Environmental Sciences and Studies Student Research Symposium, a rewarding opportunity to engage with emerging researchers in Canada and the United States.
Céline Delacroix, senior fellow and director of FP/Earth, had an active month with public engagement and knowledge-sharing activities (see below). Learn more about the work of FP/Earth here: https://t.co/FHHVg3Yzk7. 🌱
She delivered a well-received three-hour conference in Québec, organized by Université de Sherbrooke's Université du Troisième Âge, drawing an audience eager to explore questions of population aging, fertility decline and environmental sustainability in a North American context.
Learn more in PI’s new factsheet, “The Crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in the United States Can Be Prevented,” published in collaboration with @IJC_IMAGEN. 🔗 https://t.co/ioUKeMLm8f.
Femicide refers to the intentional killing of women or girls because of their gender. The impact of #femicide is disproportionate, due to a long history of colonization and systemic oppression. Indigenous women and girls face some of the highest levels of violence in the country.