Pandemic Babies? The Covid-19 Pandemic and Its Impact on Fertility and Family Dynamics; 13-14 December 2021
- Scenario-based fertility projections incorporating impacts of COVID-19 – Berrington, Ellison, Kuang, Vasireddy, Kulu
IUSSP International Population Conference; 5-10 December 2021
- Scenario-based fertility projections incorporating impacts of COVID-19 – Berrington, Ellison, Kuang, Vasireddy, Kulu (watch here)
- Two decades of fertility fluctuation in Great Britain – Kulu, Kuang, Berrington (watch here)
- Improving methodology for fertility forecasting through the incorporation of individual-level data and population-level parity information – Ellison, Berrington, Dodd, Forster, Bijak (watch here)
- Cross-national differences in the use of contraception and abortion services between England, Wales and Scotland – Kuang, Berrington (view poster here)
British Society for Population Studies (BSPS); 14-15 September 2021
- Recent trends in UK fertility and scenarios for impact of COVID‐19 – Berrington, Ellison, Kuang, Vasireddy, Kulu
- Cross‐national differences in the use of contraception and abortion services between England, Wales and Scotland – Kuang, Berrington
- Two decades of fertility fluctuation in Great Britain ‐ Kulu, Kuang, Berrington
- Combining data sources to develop a Bayesian fertility projection model for England and Wales – Ellison, Berrington, Dodd, Forster
- Moving home or having a baby: what comes first? Understanding the realisation of jointly held childbearing and mobility intentions in UK ‐ Christison, Kulu, Fiori, Keenan
British Society for Population Studies (BSPS); 15-16 September 2020
- ‘Using vital registration data to understand differences in childbearing patterns between the four countries of the UK’ – Berrington
European Population Conference; 26 June 2020
- ‘Birth strike? How are environmental concerns associated with young adults’ fertility intentions’ – Berrington (Listen here).