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In order for PAA to include an announcement or funding opportunity on the website, please forward to membersvc@popassoc.org a direct link to the announcement website.  There is no charge for the listing.  Listings must have an opening and closing date, and will be removed after two months if PAA has not been notified the listing is closed.  If the location of the link changes, please let us know — inactive links will be removed.

Applications invited for New Residential Institute at Brown University
Population and Development: New Approaches to Enduring Global Problems
June 9-23 2012
listed 01/30/12

Call for Proposals
Editorship of Economic Development and Cultural Change
Deadline: September 30, 2012
listed 01/30/12

Call for Conference Papers
Stanford University
Income, Inequality, and Educational Success: New Evidence about Socioeconomic Status and Educational Outcomes
May 15-16, 2012

Call for Papers
Population Change and Europe
UCSIA International Workshop
9-11 May 2012, Antwerp, Belgium

Call for Papers
University of Antwerp, Belgium
“Population Change and Europe: Thinking Beyond the Demographic Divide”
May 9- 11, 2012

Tallinn, Estonia, 5 – 7 September 2012
European Mortality Workshop:
New measures of mortality – what do they mean?
Submit  Abstracts by March 20th 2012

Demographic Destinies PAA Oral History Project

ISA Forum, August 1-4, 2012, Buenos Aires
“Who’s Afraid of Population Decline? Challenges, Responses and Consequences”
Call for Papers

NIH Funding Opportunities:  2012 Director’s Award Program

The New Immigrant Survey project announces initial public-use
release of data from Round 1 of the NIS 2003 immigrant cohort

The RAND Summer Institute
Santa Monica, California, July 9-12, 2012
The RSI is a four day workshop on research related to aging.
Funding is available

The Robert Wood Johnson
Health & Society Scholars Program

NIH Response to Hurricane Katrina Disaster
Information for Investigators and Institutions

AAAS efforts to help the scientific community affected by Hurricane Katrina

Call for conference papers
University of Colorado at Boulder
Integrating genetics and the social sciences
August 15-16, 2012

University of Wisconsin–Madison
IRP Extramural Small Grants RFP: Family Complexity
DHHS/ASPE National Poverty Research Center
listed 01/24/12

Applied Demography – Call for Submissions
Short articles, book reviews, blurbs of upcoming (or recently released) publications, job announcements are welcome. We also request contact information (in case we need to reach you to clarify something). Send all submissions to Kelvin Pollard, Editor, Applied Demography, Population Reference Bureau, 1875 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 520, Washington, DC 20009-5728; phone: (202) 939-5424; fax: (202) 328-3937; email: kelvinp@prb.org