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The latest reports are in, and the headlines have taken off: projected human population growth is lower than past models… Read more »

People are united everywhere by a set of basic needs. These needs are key requirements not just for essential survival,… Read more »

In Auburn, Alabama, Christopher Graff combines population data with city maps to tell stories about Auburn’s changing demographics. He is… Read more »

The Next Generation Science Standards and Common Core Standards emphasize students’ ability to collect, analyze and interpret data. In both… Read more »

This summer take a break from required reading and sit down with 11 of Population Education’s must-reads! From fungal plagues… Read more »

In school districts across the country, STEM curriculum is being expanded into STEAM, with “art and design” added in as… Read more »

A group of Washington D.C. high school students are impacting their community by using real-world data to address a chronic… Read more »

It’s the day we’ve been waiting for all school year – the winners of the World of 7 Billion student… Read more »

There are currently 1.5 billion sites on the Internet. The sheer volume of content on the web is a glowing… Read more »

Even small fluctuations in population size can immensely impact local communities. And while population is still growing worldwide, rates of… Read more »