Conferences – FertilityTrends

Fertility trends by birth order in Britain: The comparison between England and Wales, and Scotland – Kulu et al
Improving methods for fertility forecasting through the incorporation of parity information ‐ Ellison (watch here)
Understanding the realization of jointly held residential mobility and fertility intentions: How has the sequencing of intention fulfilment changed over time? – Christison et al

Improving Methods for Fertility Forecasting through the Incorporation of Parity Information – Ellison, Berrington, Bijak, Dodd
Changing Educational Patterns of Childlessness in the United Kingdom: A Comparison of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland – Kuang, Christison, Ellison, Kulu, Berrington
Fertility Behaviour and the Residential Context: a longitudinal analysis of fertility trends in Scotland – Christison, Kuang, Ellison, Kulu, Berrington

Steps to University for Mathematical Students (SUMS) outreach event, 7 June 2022

Joanne Ellison gave a talk at the University of Southampton about her background and research, presenting work on parity-specific fertility projections, to 15/16 year-old students from the local area who were in the process of choosing their A Levels. The goal was to introduce high school students to young female role models who have studied Mathematics and are now working in a mathematical role, to inspire and encourage students to study Maths at A Level and subsequently at university.

2021

Scenario-based fertility projections incorporating impacts of COVID-19 – Berrington, Ellison, Kuang, Vasireddy, Kulu

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

‘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).