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President’s Circle Member Bruce Colburn

June 12, 2023 | Articles

President’s Circle members contribute annual gifts of $1,000 or more, providing the financial foundation for our educational and advocacy efforts. Development Manager Sarah Ikemoto caught up with President’s Circle member Bruce Colburn in April. We are grateful to Bruce and all of our President’s Circle members for their generosity and…...

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Population Education, June 2023

June 12, 2023 | Articles

Viewing the World Through a Lens of 8 Billion Winners of the 2022–2023 World of 8 Billion Student Video Contest Announced This year, we officially changed the name of our student video contest from World of 7 Billion to World of 8 Billion to reflect the world population hitting 8…...

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In the News, June 2023

June 12, 2023 | Articles

India officially world’s largest population According to the latest UN projections, India has officially overtaken China (which has peaked and begun shrinking) as the world’s largest population. At the end of June, India is expected to have 1.4286 billion people, compared to China’s 1.4257 billion. Of course, demographic estimates are…...

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Washington View, June 2023

June 12, 2023 | Articles

Proactive Efforts to Protect Reproductive Freedom Members of Congress call for increased support for global family planning Both the House and Senate have begun the process of determining federal funding priorities for Fiscal Year 2024, which begins on October 1, 2023. In preparation for these deliberations, 125 members of the…...

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Global Partners, March 2023

March 13, 2023 | Articles

RUWDUC Nepal Mahakali women’s empowerment meeting in the Mahakali Basin (Hannah Evans in front row, far right; Kamal Rawal in back row, far right) Rural Women’s Development and Unity Center (RUWDUC) is an NGO that supports rural development programs in environmental conservation, health care, and women’s empowerment throughout the far-western…...

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Editor's Note, March 2023

March 13, 2023 | Articles

Spider monkeys swung from the trees above me, eating young leaves and seeds, some carrying babies on their backs. One, who seemed to be the father of a sleepy infant clinging to its mother a couple branches away, stared down at me indifferently while he peed from above, nearly hitting…...

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President’s Circle Member: Lindy Novak & Spottswoode Winery

March 13, 2023 | Articles

Population Connection’s Director of Development Jennifer Lynaugh had a chance to catch up with Lindy Novak in January. We are grateful to Lindy and all of our President’s Circle members for their commitment to our mission and generous support of our programs! Tell me a little bit about your upbringing…...

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Washington View, March 2023

March 13, 2023 | Articles

Chaos Rules Opening of New Congress The 118th Congress came together to begin on January 3. Thirty-four men and women who were elected to the Senate were sworn in by Vice President Kamala Harris and began their work. The House, though, well that was a different scene. Newly elected members…...

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Letters to the Editor, March 2023

March 13, 2023 | Articles

Your President’s Note in the December 2022 Population Connection expressed my sentiments exactly. Exploding human population is the number one driver of most of humankind’s global problems, and in particular environmental ones. As your column and accompanying articles illustrate, this can be addressed and corrected. But will we do so…...

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Field & Outreach, March 2023

March 13, 2023 | Articles

Roe Fell and the Nation Reacted Achieving the goals of the progressive population movement hinges on reproductive rights. Our twin goals of gender equality and environmental sustainability require that the right to bodily autonomy is respected and that everyone can choose when, whether, and with whom they have children. In…...

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