PAA is a non-profit, scientific, professional organization that promotes research on population issues.
Government Affairs
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Government Affairs

The Association of Population Centers (APC) and PAA work together to educate policymakers about population research outcomes and the federal agencies that support population, or demographic, research. These objectives are achieved through the work of the APC/PAA Government and Public Affairs Committee (GPAC). Through the director and deputy director of Government and Public Affairs, GPAC accomplishes this mission by:

  • Participating in coalitions;
  • Organizing briefings and meetings with policymakers;
  • Developing briefing materials and communications for policymakers and staffs;
  • Participating in bi-weekly Committee phone calls;
  • Reporting bi-annually to the PAA board and APC members;
  • Writing public affairs updates for the organizations’ newsletters and home pages.

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Committee Members

Christine A. Bachrach
Duke University and University of Maryland

Wendy Baldwin
Population Reference Bureau, Washington, DC

Lisa Berkman
Harvard University, Boston, MA

Eileen Crimmins
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA

Jennifer Glass
University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX

Linda A. Jacobsen
Population Reference Bureau, Washington, DC

Daniel T. Lichter
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Robert A. Moffitt
John Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

Seth Sanders
Duke University, Durham, NC

Pamela J. Smock
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

Stephen J. Tordella
Decision Demographics, Arlington, VA

Mary Jo Hoeksema
Director, Government and Public Affairs (GPAC)

Juliane Baron
Deputy Director, Government and Public Affairs

GPAC Office
1701 K Street, NW
Suite 1150
Washington, DC  20006
202.341.7283; fax: 202.842.2788