Thursday, April 11

Friday, April 12

Saturday, April 13

Thursday, April 11 / 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM

P1	Fertility, Fertility Intentions and Family Planning

Thursday, April 11 / 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

1	Prospects and Perspectives on Population Research: The View from Inside the Beltway
2	Mortality in Comparative Perspective
3	Health Behaviors
4	Children in Diverse Living Arrangements
5	Economic Development and Population
6	Fertility, Health and Well-Being
7	Reproduction and Politics
8	Culture, Religion and Families
9	Factors Influencing Contraceptive Use
10	The Long-Term Impact of Famines and Environmental Shocks
11	Statistical, Spatial and Network Methods
12	Economic Impacts of Population Aging
13	Gender, Race, Educational Attainment and the Returns to Education
14	Ethnic Enclaves, New Destinations and Migrant Economic Outcomes
15	What Influences Well-Being and Health?
16	Work, Leisure and Time Use at Older Ages
17	Issues in Funding and Delivering Reproductive Health Services
18	Transitions Out of the Parental Home

Thursday, April 11 / 10:15 AM - 11:45 AM

19	Planning the 2020 Census
20	Multilevel Models of Social Context and Reproductive Behavior
21	Genes, Environment, Health and Development
22	Demographic Impacts of Social and Economic Crisis
23	Comparative Perspectives on Family Policy and Outcomes
24	Innovative Theory and Methods for Demographic Research
25	Immigrant Assimilation
26	Demography, Development and Democracy
27	International and Domestic Migration, Children and Families
28	Rethinking Racial/Ethnic Distinctions and Measurement
29	Education and the Life Course
30	Context, Health and Well-Being
31	Sexual Behavior and HIV Risk in Context
32	Intimate Partner Violence
33	Nutrition, Obesity and Overweight in Children and Youth
34	The Cost of Unsafe Abortion in Developing Countries
35	Insurance and Health Care Access
36	New Perspectives on Suicide

Thursday, April 11 / 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM

P2	Health and Well-Being of Mothers, Children and Their Families

Thursday, April 11 / 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM

37	Collecting Race/Ethnic Data in Future Censuses – What Recent Alternative Questionnaire Research Shows
38	Changing Economic Conditions: Effects on Health
39	Mortality of Mexican Populations in the U.S. and in Mexico: Evidence and Methods
40	Unions and Health
41	Low Fertility
42	Cross-Cultural Studies of Child Development
43	Migration and Reproductive Behavior
44	Innovative Methods in HIV-related Research
45	Changes in the Determinants of Marriage
46	Educational Achievement and Attainment
47	Gender, Relationships and Sexual Behavior
48	Family Ties, Intergenerational Relationships and Caregiving
49	Population and Environment
50	Child Care, School Contexts and Child Outcomes
51	Maternal Employment and Child Time in Diverse Families
52	Personality, Cognition and Health
53	Processes of Residential Attainment
54	Social Determinants of Adult Obesity in the U.S.

Thursday, April 11 / 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

P3	Population, Economics, Development and the Environment

Thursday, April 11 / 2:45 PM - 4:15 PM

55	New Orleans’ Post-Katrina Population
56	Kin Availability and Intergenerational Transfers
57	Production of Racial, Ethnic and Gender Disparities
58	Health Behaviors and Inequality
59	Using New Data and Measures to Better Understand Economic Resources Available to Families and Children in the U.S.
60	Child Health, Urbanization and SES Differentials
61	Crime, Incarceration, Children/Youth and Families
62	Work and Family Policy
63	Migration, Neighborhoods and Segregation
64	International Migration and U.S. Immigration Policy
65	Aging in International Perspective
66	Contributions of Biodemography to Understanding Health, Aging and Mortality
67	Intermarriage
68	Small-Area Population Estimates
69	Intervention Approaches to Maternal and Reproductive Health
70	HIV, Fertility and Family Planning
71	Union Status and Fertility
72	New Approaches to Understanding Child Health: A Closer Look at the Family

Thursday, April 11 / 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM

P4

Children

Thursday, April 11 / 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM

73	Authors Meet Critics: Population Aging and the Generational Economy
74	Causes and Consequences of Infectious Disease
75	Early Life Origins of Health and Survival
76	SES and Health and Mortality
77	Biodemography of Reproduction
78	Urbanization and Climate Change
79	Age-Specific Net Migration Patterns for U.S. Counties, 1950-2010
80	Time-Use in Households and Families
81	Contraceptive Use
82	Sinking, Struggling or Treading Water: Different Groups' Employment Experiences during Recessions
83	Using Linked Data from Separate Sources
84	Family and the Economy
85	Sexual Identity: Formation
86	International Migration
87	Age, Period, Cohort Trends in Health and Mortality
88	Gender and Fertility
89	Health Insurance, Health Care Utilization and Health
90	Infertility and Childlessness: Determinants, Choices, Treatments and Consequences

Friday, April 12 / 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

91	The Impact of Feminism on Social Science Research in the 21st Century
92	The Oldest Old: Determinants of Very Long Lifespans
93	Demographic Dimensions of Climate Change
94	Progress in Meeting MDG Maternal Mortality Goals: How Close Are We?
95	Fertility Transitions across Space and Time
96	Men in Families and Relationships
97	Measurement of Unintended Fertility
98	Influences on Intimate Behaviors
99	Recent Issues in Educational and Labor Force Discrimination
100	Family Ties and Well-Being over the Life Course
101	Marriage Markets
102	Stress and Health
103	Human Capital in Developing Countries
104	Projecting International Migration
105	Economic Resources, Social Context and Children’s Well-Being
106	The Health of Sexual Minorities
107	Cognition over the Life Course
108	Does Information Change Health Behavior?

Friday, April 12 / 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

P5	Marriage, Families and Women

Friday, April 12 / 10:15 AM - 11:45 AM

109	Population Health: Common Themes and Contested Frameworks
110	Race, Ethnic and Gender Disparities in Health and Mortality
111	Crime, Health and Human Capital
112	Men's and Women's Perspectives on Sex, Prevention and Reproduction
113	Migration and Gender
114	The Demography of Inequality: Income, Consumption and Wealth
115	Immigration and Labor Market Outcomes of Natives and Immigrants
116	Policy, Children and Families
117	Fertility Timing and Postponement
118	Population Projections
119	Social Relationships and Later-Life Health
120	Trends and Variability in Unions
121	Geographic Proximity of Kin
122	Mathematical and Computational Models and Methods
123	Determinants of Maternal and Child Health in Developing Countries
124	Abortion: Trends, Determinants, Differentials and Data Quality
125	HIV/AIDS, Children, Youth and Families
126	Advances in Cause of Death Analyses

Friday, April 12 / 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM

P6	Fertility, Mortality, Partners and Sexual Networks

Friday, April 12 / 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM

127	U.S. Health in International Perspective
128	Contributions of Genetics to Understanding Behavior, Health and Mortality
129	Race and Ethnic Residential Patterns in the U.S. and Canada
130	U.S. Reproductive Health Policy
131	Transitions to Adulthood
132	SES and Health in International Context
133	Social Media, Digital Tracks and Demography
134	Non-Marital and Diverse Family Forms
135	Environmental Effects on Human Capital
136	Comparative Perspectives on Aging
137	Racial and Ethnic Inequality in Education
138	Mixed Methods Research
139	Complexity in Fertility Intentions
140	Randomized Controlled Trials and Field Experiments in Population and Development
141	Outcomes of Migration
142	Sexuality and Intimate Relationships Across the Life Span
143	Gender, Wages and Work
144	Health and Families

Friday, April 12 / 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

P7	Health, SES and Neighborhoods over the Life Course

Friday, April 12 / 2:45 PM - 4:15 PM

145	The National Health and Aging Trends Study: A New Resource for Studying Late-Life Disability Trends, Trajectories and Consequences
146	Mortality Trends and Differentials
147	The Production of Health Disparities
148	Internal Migration
149	Long-Acting and Permanent Methods of Contraception
150	Family Structure, Father Involvement and Childhood Obesity
151	Labor Markets in Developing Countries
152	Fertility Change Over Space and Time in Developed Countries
153	Early Life Origins of Adult Health
154	Migration and Health
155	Methods and Models in Fertility Research
156	Race and Gender Inequality in Economic Outcomes
157	Spatial and Environmental Factors Influencing Infant and Child Health
158	Family Structure and Schooling
159	Networks and Risk Aversion: Micro-Level Drivers of Migration Patterns
160	Sexual Behavior, Sexual Networks and STI/HIV
161	Unions, Fertility and Children
162	Advances in Measurement and Methodology in Population, Development and Environment

Saturday, April 13 / 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM

163	Work, Family and Health Study: A Group-Randomized Trial in Workplaces
164	Transitions to Adulthood in Sub-Saharan Africa
165	Education and Union Formation Across the World
166	Intergenerational Relations
167	Family Instability
168	Causes and Consequences of Demographic Change
169	Maternal, Infant and Child Health and Mortality
170	Effects of Education Investments: Randomized Evaluations
171	Generational Perspectives on Fertility
172	Sexual Behavior and Contraceptive Use
173	Racial/Ethnic Aspects of Migration
174	HIV/AIDS in the Era of ART
175	Births in Time: Stopping, Spacing, Postponing
176	Methodological Issues in Health and Mortality
177	Fertility Intentions and Their Consequences
178	Demography of Housing
179	Mental Health and Disability over the Life Course
180	Migration Data and Methods

Saturday, April 13 / 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

P8

Migration

Saturday, April 13 / 10:45 AM - 12:15 PM

181	Revisiting the Anthropological Challenge: Incorporating Culture and Ethnography in Demographic Research
182	Immigrant Assimilation in the United States and Europe
183	Racial Segregation and Stratification
184	Gender Health Disparities
185	Social Change and Fertility
186	Social and Behavioral Aspects of Contraceptive Use
187	Health, Functional Limitations and Disability in Older Adults
188	Predictors of Survival, Mortality and Longevity
189	Life Course Perspectives on Fertility
190	Influences on Union Formation and Outcomes
191	Effects of Parental Time Use and Employment on Child Well-Being
192	Family Structure, Parenting and Child Well-Being
193	Responses to Environmental Shocks
194	Recent Labor Force Trends in Developed Countries
195	Policy, Reproduction and Sexual and Reproductive Health
196	Migration and Adult Health
197	Small Area and Small Domain Methods in Demography
198	Measuring Sexual Behavior

Saturday, April 13 / 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM

P9	Data, Methods and Applied Demography

Saturday, April 13 / 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

199	Big Data and Demographic Analysis
200	Intersections of Race/Ethnicity and Gender
201	Adolescent Sexual Behavior, Risk-Taking and Health
202	Health, Disability and Well-Being at Older Ages
203	Macro-Level Drivers of Migration
204	Demography of the Foreign Born
205	Intra- and Intergenerational Mobility in the U.S. and U.K.
206	Contraceptive Use in Africa and the U.S.
207	The Value of RCTs and Natural Experiments in Research on Reproductive Health and Fertility
208	Disparities: Differences in Health Insurance, Health Care Use and Health Status
209	Institutional Factors Influencing Maternal and Child Health and Survival
210	Living Arrangements and the Well-Being of Family Members
211	Neighborhood, School and Community Contextual Influences on Health
212	Human Capital, Labor Market Outcomes and Inequality
213	Family Decision Making and Investment
214	Work and Family
215	Divorce: Causes and Consequences
216	Methodological Issues in Measuring Desires Related to Fertility