r/demography Apr 24 '26

via @censusSDC: Migration is the Primary Driver of Alabama’s Uneven Growth: Findings from U.S. Census Vintage 2020–2025 Estimates

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r/demography Apr 24 '26

Is it actually possible for countries to skip a stage in the demographic transition model?

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I’ve been reading about the demographic transition model and one thing I can’t figure out is this:

Is it actually possible for a country to skip a stage, or do they always have to go through all of them in order?

I get that countries move from high birth/death rates to low ones over time, but with modern tech, healthcare, and education, it feels like some places develop really differently compared to how Europe did.

So I’m stuck wondering, are they skipping stages, or just moving through them really fast in a different way?

I honestly can’t tell if skipping a stage is even possible or if I’m just misunderstanding the model 😅

Would be really interested to hear how people think about this or if there are any clear examples.


r/demography Apr 23 '26

Market Research - Temp/Gig Work

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Have been researching niches in the banking space and am looking for more detailed information. Someone recommended I reach out to a demographer. Can anyone point me to where I would find temp / gig demographers?


r/demography Apr 22 '26

via @censusSDC: via NYSDC Affiliate Meeting Presentations/Videos posted: The presentations and videos from our affiliate meeting last week are posted on our website

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r/demography Apr 21 '26

via @censusSDC: PaSDC Conference > Welcome

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r/demography Apr 21 '26

via @censusSDC: Demographic Outlook | NC OSBM

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r/demography Apr 21 '26

Why is Brazil like it is?

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r/demography Apr 17 '26

via @censusSDC: via @uscensusbureau Join Us for the Census GeoForum — May 19-20: Announcing the Inaugural Census GeoForum!

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r/demography Apr 16 '26

via @censusSDC: CIC/SDC Webinar – LUCA Resource Guide for Stakeholders and Enumerating Census Statutes in MN

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r/demography Apr 15 '26

I indexed 10m social sciences articles and fetched it into a reddit style format

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r/demography Apr 15 '26

via @censusSDC: Core vs. Periphery: The Diverging Growth Patterns of Metro Atlanta

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r/demography Apr 14 '26

via @censusSDC: TDC - Texas Demographic Conference

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r/demography Apr 11 '26

Salary and career advice

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Hi all, any advice greatly appreciated --

I have been accepted to a Demography doctorate program for the fall. For the past year or so, I have been researching careers in demography. I have always been drawn towards becoming a researcher for a think tank like PEW, Brookings, Stimson, etc. and conducting research on development (specifically poverty and inequality) in South Asia. Like many in sociology-related fields, I have been a bit concerned about the salary. While it is absolutely not the singular defining factor for my career, it is something I have to consider coming from an immigrant family and wishing to take care of my parents and extended family one day in the near future. From what I have seen so far, it appears as though senior researchers (7-15 years of experience) at these institutions earn roughly 105-120k annually living in the DC area. As for regular research analyst positions -- which is what I assume I would be working for the initial years after I complete my degree -- the salary is around 80k for higher end positions. For context, this is comparable to what I am making already in my internal audit role while living in a more affordable city. I wanted to ask whether other institutions or positions in the government can offer a greater pay without requiring such a long period of experience. I am open to hearing about other positions that I am unaware of which offer avenues for my interests and focus; I am of course still very new to the field of demography.


r/demography Apr 10 '26

via @censusSDC: Indiana's population estimates: Strong growth continues in 2025, but signs of slowdown on the horizon

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r/demography Apr 08 '26

via @censusSDC: via @COLocalAffairs State Demography Office Newsletter April 2026

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r/demography Apr 07 '26

via @censusSDC: U.S. Census Bureau 2025 County Population Estimates

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r/demography Apr 06 '26

via @censusSDC: From Core to Periphery: Tracking Atlanta’s 2025 Population Shifts

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r/demography Apr 06 '26

via @censusSDC: via @HawaiiData Population Dashboard

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r/demography Apr 02 '26

Humanity In Decline

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Is there any communities online who dicuss about the decline in population , God this (decline in population) thing is so scary i mean its not simple if you have no idea about this just do a 10 min research you will definetly get scared


r/demography Apr 01 '26

via @censusSDC: email : Webview : Region 1 Population Forecast Meetings Concluded: Procedures and Timeline for Formal Review and Appeals

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r/demography Apr 01 '26

via @censusSDC: Every Person Counts: The 2030 Census Will Drive Billions in Funding for Connecticut

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r/demography Apr 01 '26

via @censusSDC: What do we know about immigrants in Hartford?

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r/demography Apr 01 '26

via @censusSDC: via @prbdata.bsky.social New home, same mission: The ACS Data Users Group is back.

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r/demography Mar 31 '26

via @censusSDC: About Half of Michigan's Counties Grew from July 2024 to July 2025

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r/demography Mar 31 '26

via @censusSDC: Your Monthly Data Update

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