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Brainstorming and collective work on modeling multilingualism in our European Research Council (ERC) #MULTILING-HIST project with our team members in MPI-EVA Leipzig Amy Anderson Amy Anderson and Heidi Colleran 🇮🇪 🐈 So much fun!

Ready to lead your own research team-?😎The Max Planck Society offers you the chance to head an independent Research Group at a participating Max Planck Institute of your choice - the next open topic call starts on Sep 9, 2024. Stay tuned for updates!🌟 mprg.mpg.de

The way to a supervisors heart is…homemade pierogi ☺️🥟🥟🥟❤️🙏🏻 ⁦Joanna Żyrek⁩

‘Dream come true’: study suggests drug could extend women’s fertility by five years | Women's health | The Guardian theguardian.com/society/articl…

Have you been reading our fabulous new blog? 60 things you didn't know about family, marriage, work, and death since the middle ages. We publish a new post every Thursday - look out for an update tomorrow! campop.geog.cam.ac.uk/blog #familyhistory #socialhistory #twitterstorians

I wrote about the Republican vision of “family.” theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Looking backwards in time can give the impression that family sizes in the past were larger than they actually were. My new blog post, written with Jim Oeppen, explains CAMPOP Cambridge Geography Cambridge Reproduction campop.geog.cam.ac.uk/blog/2024/08/0…

Delighted to share my new article 'Favouritism, Patronage and the ‘Family System’ in England, c.1700–1850' in EHR. Interested in the family, patronage and the professions? Then read on for my argument ⬇️academic.oup.com/ehr/article-ab…

🥳 Happy to report some funding success! 🥳 I'll be running a 2yr mixed-methods project on allomothering in middle childhood and adolescent outcomes, using Children of the 90s! I'll be looking for a postdoc with experience of cohort data analysis who is keen to develop/learn qual methods 😊

Such cool research on the role of allomothering in children development, maternal well-being, and fertility intentions during COVID-19 pandemic 🤓🤩😷#ISEMPH2024 Dr Sarah Myers Emily H Emmott ISEMPH BirthRites

So grateful to have presented some results about the reproductive behaviour of Chilean women in the evolutionary demography session in #ISEMPH2024 next to the work of HumanLifeHistory , Mary Shenk, and Paula Sheppard 🤓🙌 Thanks to Dr Sarah Myers and D. Susie Lee (이수지) @dsusielee.bsky.sky for organising!❤️

I wrote a quick letter to The Economist (in response to their recent cover story on IQ). I called my piece 'IQ is Stupid'. They removed my title (of course), but they did publish my letter

Writing habits of the Greats who had two under two please. Asking for me

“The past” was not a homogenous place (at least regarding family demography.) You cannot say that “everyone got married as teenagers” in “the past.” Some did. Many did not. Age at marriage varied meaningfully across place and time, just like it does today.

📣 NEW 📕: There is no better time to teach or learn about why #Reproduction matters so much, why it’s a key site of struggle in our unequal world & holds promise for #ReproductiveJustice & #freedom. #Anthropology offers key insights. We’ve got you covered!

Sad to miss out on Cultural Evolution Society #CES2024 but delighted to have been able to give the opening plenary at British Society for Population Studies - BSPS #bsps2024 today - thank you to the organisers for inviting me and Dr Nitzan Peri-Rotem for chaperoning!

I'm very grateful for the opportunity to present my work on moralisation of maternal infant feeding choices at my first CES Conference #CES2024Durham! Durham Cultural Evolution Research Centre Cultural Evolution Society So excited for the further work at BirthRites with Heidi Colleran 🇮🇪 🐈 Dr Sarah Myers Andrzej Galbarczyk ✨