Population Action International

Published in GristIt's the fourth day of climate negotiations here in Bonn, and at 4:30 in the afternoon, there is a lull in the action before the start of early evening "contact groups" - official meetings of negotiators that are sometimes open to observers...

Originally published on GristThis is the second dispatch by Population Action International from global climate change talks in Bonn, Germany.  Read the first...

Originally published on GristKathleen Mogelgaard is Senior Program Manager of the Population and Climate Change Program at Population Action International.At the opening of the international climate change talks in Bonn, Germany, today, representatives from governments around the world shared their...

First published on RH Reality Check "Canada has pulled away from Africa," remarked Canadian MP Dr...

First published in The New Security Beat Every day it seems the headlines bring new worries about the future of Pakistan...

"Africa is under populated." Those were the shocking words of Dr...

Originally published in The Huffington PostHave you seen the ads? They seem to be everywhere -- from the Washington Metro system's billboards, to the New Yorker and Roll Call. "9 billion people to feed. A changing climate...

Amber Kirtley is a graduate of Furman University. She is serving as Communications Intern at Population Action International for the Spring 2009 semester...

Jasmine Wilkins is a graduate of the College of William and Mary . She is serving as New Project Development Intern at Population Action International for the Spring 2009 semester...

by Suzanna Dennis & Susan Anderson Writing from the United Nations "I am honored to be here today to express the renewed and deep commitment of the United States Government to the goals and aspirations of the ICPD Program of Action." With these words, Margaret Pollack, head of the US Delegation...

The Population Division of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs released the 21st round of its official global population projection, the 2008 Revision, on March 11, 2009...

Crossposted from the Huffington Post Monrovia, Liberia, March 7, 2009. The "International Colloquium on Women's Empowerment, Leadership Development, International Peace and Security 2009" is about to get started. Presidents Johnson-Sirleaf (Liberia) - The first woman president in Africa...

This month marked the half way point of Atlas Corps Fellow, Meher Rehman’s tenure with PAI. Meher joined PAI in September of 2008 from New Dehli, India to work in the International Advocacy Department...

Amber Kirtley is a graduate of Furman University. She is serving as Communications Intern at Population Action International for the Spring 2009 semester. I am privileged to live in a time and place where I can view the everyday world for women in the U.S. with a "glass half full" perspective...

Jennifer Johnson is Writer/Editor at Population Action International."One seething trembling sea of women." These were the words Russian revolutionary and feminist Aleksandra Kollontai used to describe the one of the first International Women's Day celebrations in 1911...

Odunola Ojewumi is a student at Howard University. She is serving as List Management Intern at Population Action International for the Spring 2009 semester. On February 21st, I attended a meeting sponsored by Friends of The Congo...