African Population History Network retweeted
NOW BOOKING: Talking about Population, a BSPS 50th anniversary day event. 7 July 2023, LSE and online. Expert panellists talk challenging questions - eventbrite.co.uk/e/talking-a… Please share! @amrcampop @NitzanPR @jm_aburto @ericbschneider @drmelchannon
Looking forward to hearing Prof @HildeBras speak about African histories of population and health tomorrow 26 May. See link below!
Join us: 26 May at 14.00 CET for Prof @HildeBras's inaugural lecture '#African histories of population and Health. A plea for an integrated approach'. Online link below.
#historicalDemography #hismed
#histnursing #healthhumanities #population #healthandhealing #Nursing
African Population History Network retweeted
🚨CALL FOR PAPERS🚨
This is exciting. The amazing @rishie_ and I invite you to submit your papers on #ICPD to a special issue of @J_o_Appl_Hist we are guest editing. Please see the call here 👇 DM for more details!
FINAL DAY to submit your abstracts and join us in Nijmegen @ESHD_EU 2023!
African Population History Network retweeted
@The_BIEA call for submission of abstracts for the 2023 Annual Conference addressing but not limited to:
💫Retelling the past
💫Changing environments
💫Urbanizing world
💫Epidemics, pandemics, and diseases in Africa
💫Politics and democratization process
👉biea.ac.uk/call-for-abstract…
*CALL FOR PAPERS* for Session Proposal on African Population History for European Society for Historical Demography Conference 2023
African Population History Network retweeted
#twitterstorians 🚨alert your libraries!🚨 I’m very excited that my book ‘Development and Women’s Reproductive Health in Ghana 1920-1982’ went on pre-sale on Friday 🎉 routledge.com/Development-an…
TODAY! Looking forward to talking to @coghesamuel at 14:00 (UK time) 19 May about his new book on the history of demography and population politics in Angola. All welcome! Zoom link here: lshtm.zoom.us/j/94705235041
@LSHTMhistory @PSG_LSHTM @AfEconHis @cambUP_History
African Population History Network retweeted
TODAY: next seminar in the ‘Population Change in Africa: Interdisciplinary Conversations’ series
"African women in the colonial archive: historicising population changes in Angola" by Mariana Candido
14:00 UK time, Thursday 28 April
All welcome
lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/event…
TODAY! Looking forward to talking to Mariana Candido @EmoryUniversity about sources for population history in Angola at 14:00 GMT. All welcome! @PSG_LSHTM @LSHTMhistory @AfEconHis @anushehassan
Just a few days left to submit your abstracts to this session on 'critical demography and qualitative research' @bspsUK!
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We will look out for the workshop @msaleh82!
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Finally, I plan to organize a zoom workshop with @ipumsi for researchers who are interested in using the data, where I will introduce the data and hopefully stimulate research ideas based on this data source.
African Population History Network retweeted
The data contain a wide breadth of information even in comparison to the 1850 US census. The variables are described in international.ipums.org/inte…. Most variables have been released in the initial phase and more will be released in the future as we harmonize more variables.
African Population History Network retweeted
This is super cool: The first pre-20th century national census microdata from anywhere outside Europe or America. Come and get it!
ANNOUNCING new historical data release--two Egypt census samples from the 19th century now available to users! Thanks to data produced by @msaleh1982.
It is very exciting to see these early Egyptian population censuses being digitised and made available for research!
ANNOUNCING new historical data release--two Egypt census samples from the 19th century now available to users! Thanks to data produced by @msaleh1982.


















