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The movement of people – whether across the globe, from one state to another, or from countryside to city – shapes communities, cultures, and the environment the world over. Human migration, defined as “the movement of people away from their usual place of residence to a new place of residence, either across an international border or within a state,” has been taking place si...


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What if a 60-second video could spark an idea for a more sustainable future? And how can we inspire students to see themselves as problem-solvers?

Now it its 16th year, the World of 8 Billion student video contest has successfully engaged middle and high school stud...


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Gen Z is the most globally aware generation in history. So what’s standing between awareness and action? 

In classrooms across the country, students are learning about climate change,...


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Every summer Population Education is fortunate to host interns from around the U.S. These students bring their talents and passions to the PopEd program by completing a wide variety of projects. The following blog was written by one of PopEd’s 2026 summer interns.

We can all agree that school is where kids go not only to receive formal education, but to take ...


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