News from the Network Partners Experts Collaborations Honorary Members In Memoriam News from the Network Filter by topic AllAgeing and Life ExpectancyEnvironmentFamily and ChildrenHealthMigration and IntegrationProjections and ForecastsSociety and SolidarityWorking Life Language AllEnglishGermanFrenchSpanish Order by Date Title Image 11/08/26 "Tuesday Dialogues" start again in September The summer break is over, the online talk series will resume on September 8. Topics in the fall include: housing, families, and education. The first event deals with homeownership. Registration is open now. After a summer break, our popular "Tuesday Dialogues" are coming back. The online talks consist of a presentation, followed by questions from the audience. Topics this fall include housing, families and education. Register now! Image 16/04/26 Population Europe leads project on education & policy The “EduTrack” project, funded by the Max Planck Society, brings together experts from demography, history, computer science and political science. It includes a Policy Lab for stakeholder dialogue. Image 03/12/25 New database: European Parenting Leave Policies The Vienna Institute of Demography provides harmonised data on maternity, co-parent, paid parental, and job-protected leave regulations across 21 European countries from 1970 to 2024. Image 17/11/25 Population Europe experts meet with Commissioner Distinguished researchers from across the Population Europe network discussed policy priorities with European Commissioner Dubravka Šuica. Read key points from the meeting here. Image 06/11/25 Building strategies for demographic change In Brussels, we spoke with more than 100 guests from policy, research, civil society and business. Policies for the imminent population shift have to foster intergenerational solidarity. Image 23/10/25 Let’s make democracy and welfare states resilient! Our events this autumn focus on an urgent question for Europe's societies: what can demography contribute to strengthen democracy? Join the discussion in Berlin, Brussels, and online. Image 23/09/25 Episode 2 of "Certain Futures" takes us to Milan Demographic change seldom comes up in everyday conversation. The EU-funded FutuRes Project wants to change that - with this podcast. Tune in now. Talking to the experts from the FutuRes Project, this new podcast explores demography as more than just numbers - as something very personal. Image 22/09/25 Population Europe in conversation with UNFPA Demographic change intersects with fear and power. Excecutive Secretary Andreas Edel speaks with UNFPA Representative for Mexico Alanna Armitage, as part of the video series "Pulso Demográfico". Video: Population Europe Executive Secretary Andreas Edel discusses with UNFPA Representative for Mexico Alanna Armitage: how are topics like migration, aging, and birth rates amplified to influence public opinion? Image 04/08/25 European Demographer Awards laureates announced This year's awards go to Julia Hellstrand, Cosmo Strozza and Éva Beaujouan This year's awards go to Julia Hellstrand, Cosmo Strozza and Éva Beaujouan. Congratulations! The awards will be presented at the Berlin Demography Days on 27 October. Image 26/06/25 QuantMig: a Horizon Europe "Success Story" Our project has been selected as a "Success Story" by the European Commission. "Success story" projects are selected to showcase how academic work can best impact policy and society. QuantMig has been selected as a "Success Story" by the European Commission. "Success story" projects are selected by the European Commission to showcase how academic work can best impact policy and society. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 … Next page › Last page »
Image 11/08/26 "Tuesday Dialogues" start again in September The summer break is over, the online talk series will resume on September 8. Topics in the fall include: housing, families, and education. The first event deals with homeownership. Registration is open now. After a summer break, our popular "Tuesday Dialogues" are coming back. The online talks consist of a presentation, followed by questions from the audience. Topics this fall include housing, families and education. Register now!
Image 16/04/26 Population Europe leads project on education & policy The “EduTrack” project, funded by the Max Planck Society, brings together experts from demography, history, computer science and political science. It includes a Policy Lab for stakeholder dialogue.
Image 03/12/25 New database: European Parenting Leave Policies The Vienna Institute of Demography provides harmonised data on maternity, co-parent, paid parental, and job-protected leave regulations across 21 European countries from 1970 to 2024.
Image 17/11/25 Population Europe experts meet with Commissioner Distinguished researchers from across the Population Europe network discussed policy priorities with European Commissioner Dubravka Šuica. Read key points from the meeting here.
Image 06/11/25 Building strategies for demographic change In Brussels, we spoke with more than 100 guests from policy, research, civil society and business. Policies for the imminent population shift have to foster intergenerational solidarity.
Image 23/10/25 Let’s make democracy and welfare states resilient! Our events this autumn focus on an urgent question for Europe's societies: what can demography contribute to strengthen democracy? Join the discussion in Berlin, Brussels, and online.
Image 23/09/25 Episode 2 of "Certain Futures" takes us to Milan Demographic change seldom comes up in everyday conversation. The EU-funded FutuRes Project wants to change that - with this podcast. Tune in now. Talking to the experts from the FutuRes Project, this new podcast explores demography as more than just numbers - as something very personal.
Image 22/09/25 Population Europe in conversation with UNFPA Demographic change intersects with fear and power. Excecutive Secretary Andreas Edel speaks with UNFPA Representative for Mexico Alanna Armitage, as part of the video series "Pulso Demográfico". Video: Population Europe Executive Secretary Andreas Edel discusses with UNFPA Representative for Mexico Alanna Armitage: how are topics like migration, aging, and birth rates amplified to influence public opinion?
Image 04/08/25 European Demographer Awards laureates announced This year's awards go to Julia Hellstrand, Cosmo Strozza and Éva Beaujouan This year's awards go to Julia Hellstrand, Cosmo Strozza and Éva Beaujouan. Congratulations! The awards will be presented at the Berlin Demography Days on 27 October.
Image 26/06/25 QuantMig: a Horizon Europe "Success Story" Our project has been selected as a "Success Story" by the European Commission. "Success story" projects are selected to showcase how academic work can best impact policy and society. QuantMig has been selected as a "Success Story" by the European Commission. "Success story" projects are selected by the European Commission to showcase how academic work can best impact policy and society.