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Lindsay M. Cannon

@lindsaymcannon.bsky.social
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Assistant Professor and social demographer studying health, fertility, fecundity, gender-based violence, and education at Florida State University.

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Feminist Demography Collective @feministdemography.bsky.social · 25/02/2026
Registration for the 2026 Feminist Demography Workshop (a PAA Pre-Conference) is now live! Registration is free. Join us on May 6th, 9am-5pm in St. Louis! Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/15Kk... Full details, including schedule: www.feministdemography.org/event-detail...
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PAA 2026 Pre-Conference & Call for Submissions! | femdem
Submit your abstract for flash talk NOW! Deadline: March 15th.
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Feminist Demography Collective @feministdemography.bsky.social · 25/02/2026
Submit your flash talk abstract here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
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Feminist Demography PAA Pre-Conference Flash Talk Abstract Submission
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Lindsay M. Cannon @lindsaymcannon.bsky.social · 09/02/2026
Fellow #demographers - coming to #PAA2026? 🤓 💫 Please save the date for the Feminist Demography Pre-Conference Workshop! Wednesday 5/6/2026 9-5pm CST in-person at PAA! Flash talks! A moderated panel discussion! And a social hour to connect with fellow feminist demography colleagues!
Save the date for the Feminist Demography Workshop. Population Association of America Pre-Conference Meeting. Hosted by the Feminist Demography Collective. May 6th, 2026 9:00am-5:00pm CST. Flash talks and panel discussion. Social hour to follow.Call for Flash Talks. Submission Deadline March 15th, 2026. Flash talk proposals are welcome from all areas of population research that engage critically with gender, power, and inequity. Key thematic areas include (but are not limited to):
Mortality, health, and embodiment
Family, care, and intimate relationships
Migration, borders, and displacement
Labor, economic precarity, and social protection
Fertility, sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice
Critical examinations of demographic data, indicators, and
methods
Submissions that center structurally marginalized groups are especially encouraged. Submissions from graduate students and early career scholars will also be privileged. Read the full call for flash talks here
Submit your abstract here
Email questions to: Rachel Hodapp, rhodapp@wisc.edu
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