Meetings & Events
Past presentations, activities, and group gatherings
SWANA POP Events at PAA 2026
- Carmen Gutierrez / Fatima Touma — Surviving and Thriving Under New Funding and Research Priorities (Panelists)
- Fatima Touma — Examining Nativity and U.S. Adult Health: Do Immigrant Archetypes and State-Level Context Play Roles? (Oral)
- Georgina Gemayel / Alfredo Rojas — Climate anomalies increase anemia risk in children aged 6-59 months (Poster)
- Georgina Gemayel — Climate Extremes and Minimum Dietary Diversity in Young Children: Evidence from Egypt and Jordan (Poster)
- Jasmine Abdel Ghany — Extreme heat threatens progress on antenatal care in vulnerable low- and middle-income countries (Flash)
- Katharina Klaunig — Migration and the Life Course in the Context of Social Change (Poster)
- Leila Moustafa — Effect of October 7th, 2023 on Birth Outcomes for Palestinian and Israeli Birthing People in California (Oral)
- Mehr Mumtaz / Sinem Esengen — Persistent Challenges for Refugees' Employment: Navigation of Employment Barriers in the United States (Poster)
- Sarah Wahby — The Nexus of Climate Change, Migration and Conflict in Sudan (Oral)
- Sinem Esengen — A case for incorporating computational methods for feminist demography and an illustrative case study on abortion (Poster)
- Sinem Esengen — Variation in men’s and women’s LARC use by religious affiliation, beliefs, and attendance in the United States, 2022-23 (Poster)
Academic Year 2025–2026 Meetings and Presentations
Throughout the academic year, our meetings brought together junior researchers, faculty, and other members of the SWANA Pop community to share presentations, discuss research, and build community.
April 2026
March 2026
January 2026
December 2025
November 2025
October 2025
September 2025
Get involved
We welcome scholars whose work engages population research related to the SWANA region and its diaspora, as well as scholars who are interested in developing work connected to the region. To learn more about the working group, ask a question, or get involved, please contact us.