Thank you so much for offering me this fantastic opportunity to join your team, Emma! I cannot wait to work together on aging and data science! 🎉🙌

📚🚀New work! Using time diary data, we find that 74% of U.S. older adults are actively engaged in social and productive activities, linked to better health. Yet, Black women benefit the least. Check out the paper below! @GeronMedia @geronsociety https://t.co/2KymUQqBzG

Do older adults tend to rely on the same person as both a confidant (to discuss important matters with) and a caregiver (for help with daily activities due to health limitations)? Check out my new publication in collaboration with @spattersearch for answers!

Thank you so much for working together with me on this project, Sarah! I’m excited about getting this poster award! 🥳 @PopulationCU @NHATS_NSOC

Confidants and Caregivers: @ShangYongxin and @spattersearch examine the overlap between social networks and care networks, and their implications on older adults' well-being. #PAA2024 #ISRatPAA

We're excited to share that applications are open for NextGenPop 2024! It will be hosted by the Duke University Population Research Institute in Durham, NC, June 2-15. For more information, please see our website ( https://t.co/TFN15ua0yy)!

Announcing the arrival of the newest IPUMS family member 🎊 IPUMS Contextual Determinants of Health (CDOH) provides measures of disparities, policies, and counts, by state & county, for historically marginalized populations in the US. Learn more at

Grateful to contribute to this discussion about how to combat loneliness, drawing on my research with @AlyssaWGoldman on the importance of local ties and the wonderful work of @OlderAdultsTech to foster connections through technology.

Amazing two weeks @MPIDRnews @IMPRS_PHDS learning kinship demography! Many thanks to Hal Caswell, @d_alburez, and @ivanchowilliams for putting together such a wonderful course. p.s. love the group picture in the shape of ❤️ formed by all, the signature by Hal, and the stickers

Full of energy and new ideas after concluding the first-ever full-scale course on the Demography of Kinship! All the course materials, including a series of fantastic #RStats tutorials by @ivanchowilliams, are available online: https://t.co/3ZshWhheKA.

During COVID, millions of migrants became immobile. What caused their immobility? How did they regain mobility? Our new paper @IMRjournal shows how digital tech, social media, and temporality made mobility possible despite a global crisis. *Open access*: https://t.co/kDtRSp64Ro

The dual forces of population aging and rising temperatures mean that many older adults may suffer dire effects of extreme heat exposure. Learn where, how, and why in our new @geronsociety paper. @ASA_SALC @PopAssocAmerica @asa_population @BU_CISS @BUsociologydept @BUEarth

Roundtable on Population Aging in China Sponsored by @CsccPenn @PennPARC 4/20/2023 @ 12:00 pm - Hybrid PCPSE Room 418 (133 S. 36th St) & Zoom *Feinian Chen @JHUArtsSciences *Xi Chen @xcyale *Hanming Fang Penn Economics *Chao Guo @PennSP2 Moderators: Emily Hannum & @HansPKohler

Many thanks to Hyo Joo Lee @PopulationCU who made this work possible and presented it at #PAA2023! And a big shoutout to IPUMS data which makes data work so much easier!

Back in March, Pew published a paper claiming that the U.S. population in multigenerational households quadrupled since 1971. I was skeptical when I saw that, but I didn’t look into it until now. /1 https://t.co/9dcdYMUhe8

There's still time for undergraduates from any university to apply to #NextGenPop at Cornell - with a stipend & expenses paid, learn perspectives on population & develop research skills. https://t.co/E74JN45GA5 @populationcu @PopAssocAmerica

📢📢📢 Cornell Population Center is looking for another postdoc as part of our Rhodes Postdoc program! Offers lots of flexibility to focus on own work and collaborate with CPC affiliates. https://t.co/fNYSJgRUK0 Please share the word and apply! @PopulationCU @CornellBPP

.@ShangYongxin (@PopulationCU) starts our morning off presenting work with @p_fomby (@SociologyatPenn) and Kelly Musick (@CornellBPP) on "Family Complexity and Economic Resources: A Dual-Household Perspective" using the 1968-2017 #PSIDdata Family Composition File

The @umpsid Fall User Conference focused on the 25th Anniversary of the Child Development Supplement will be held September 15th-16th. The agenda is here: https://t.co/NTElT5fBOx

This workshop is AWESOME! I really enjoyed working together with such a supportive community. Learnt a lot and made some progress in just three days. Big shout out to all the organizers who made this possible! Highly recommend this workshop to anyone interested in using NHATS!