We have an abundance of resources for supporters to expand their population knowledge along with virtual opportunities to get involved with our work. From webinars, quarterly magazines, book club discussions, and blog posts, learn more about how you can join us in taking steps toward global population stabilization.
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Post-Growth: Life after Capitalism
Page Turners Book Club Discussion
Humanity’s capitalistic pursuits have led to social inequality, financial instability, and climate catastrophes. Author Tim Jackson illuminates what a future beyond capitalism, competition, and egregious self-interest can truly look like— a place where relationships and meaning take precedence over profits and power. Grounded in a deep understanding of ecological economics, Post Growth is both a manifesto for system change and an invitation to rekindle a deeper conversation that the economy is not separate from the natural world.
Date: Thursday, February 26th Time: 4:00pm ET/1:00pm PT
*We don’t record book club meetings, so tune in live, if you can, to catch the discussions!
Partner Perspectives
Celebrate International Women’s Day with Women for Conservation
Founded in 2019, Women for Conservation (W4C) partners with communities in biodiversity hotspots to empower women as environmental leaders and stewards of sustainable livelihoods. Since 2020, the organization has conducted 68 workshops and reached close to 3,000 participants—mostly women and children—through training in nature guiding, conservation, sustainable crafts, children’s environmental education, and reproductive health.
During the webinar, we’ll hear from Population Connection Senior Analyst Hannah Evans, who visited W4C in November. She will provide insights into Colombia’s demographic trends before diving into captivating photos and stories from her site visit. We will also be joined by mother-daughter duo: Sara Lara, Founder and President of W4C, and Isabella Cortés Lara, Executive Director of W4C. Together, they will delve into the organization’s impactful programs and share inspiring testimonials from participants. Additionally, they will reflect on their experience at the 2025 International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) held in Bogotá, Colombia, sponsored by Population Connection.
Date: Wednesday, March 11th Time: 2:00pm ET/11:00am PT
Last year we packed the calendar with incredible virtual events, hosting Global Partners and other experts in the fields of conservation, population issues, sustainable development, and women’s empowerment. Speakers based around the world joined us through Zoom to share their work and answer questions from attendees. Click the button below for recordings of the 2025 presentations, presentation slides, and answers to the Q+A sessions.
Re: Birthrates Are Down. That Can Be a Sign of Progress
The New York Times Headway newsletter pointed out that low birthrates have upsides too. We sent a letter in response, which wasn’t published, so we are featuring it here. We…
What’s really behind falling birthrates? This Reddit AMA explains it perfectly
Journalists across the Global North are so fascinated by declining birthrates that this trend has become the dominant population-themed media narrative. Despite substantial published research on family size choices and…
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.
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.
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!
