Join us for the next virtual Site Visit Series session, spotlighting our Guatemalan partners, WINGS Guatemala! From expanding access to family planning in remote communities to empowering adolescents and adults with vital health education, WINGS is making a profound difference for thousands of people in Guatemala.
This session will begin with a presentation by Population Connection Senior Analyst Hannah Evans, who visited WINGS earlier this year. Hannah will provide an overview of Guatemala’s demography and development challenges before sharing photos and stories from her site visit, where she observed WINGS’ day-to-day operations.
Then, we will welcome WINGS’ Executive Director, Eleanor Unsworth, and Programs Director, Erik Pocasangre. They will discuss the organization’s programs, share inspiring stories from the field, and answer questions submitted by audience members.
Population Education equips K–12 educators with the tools to teach about the connections between global population trends, people, and the environment.
A highlight of PopEd is our annual World of 8 Billion student video contest. This global competition invites middle and high school students to produce a 60-second video that explores the impacts of population growth on one of three topics each year—and propose a creative, sustainable solution.
During the event, you’ll see this year’s winning entries and hear about the incredible response from students worldwide. In addition, you’ll learn more about PopEd’s professional development workshops, ready-to-use curriculum, and interactive classroom activities that impact classrooms across the country and beyond.
This New York Times bestseller reframes the abortion debate by placing responsibility for unwanted pregnancies on men. Blair presents 28 concise, witty, and evidence-based arguments showing how contraception is simpler, more accessible, and less burdensome for men than for women. By contrasting the ease of condoms with the complex, ongoing demands of female contraceptives, the book calls on men to take more accountability.
You don’t have to be a demographer to understand the fundamentals of human population growth. In fact, everyone must come to understand these issues if we’re going to ensure a positive quality of life for generations to come.
Read more on our FAQ page!We’ve dedicated a page to dispel some of the most common myths and misconceptions regarding our work advocating for reproductive rights and stabilizing global population growth.
Learn more about common misconceptions here!Our quarterly magazine is America’s voice for population stabilization. Consisting of impactful articles, relevant statistics, and testimonies from our members, our magazine is sure to be an insightful read!
Our magazine archive is available here!
