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Centre for Population Change: Improving understanding of the key drivers and implications of population change within the UK #poptwitter

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CPC (@cpc-cg.bsky.social 🦋) @CPCpopulation Jan 9

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CPC (@cpc-cg.bsky.social 🦋) @CPCpopulation Dec 18, 2025

📽️ New @NCRMUK video with CPC-CG member @bkuang1769 from @UoSSocStatDemo

Using the UK #Generations & #Gender Survey and Harmonised Histories for event history analysis

Take a look #poptwitter ⤵️
youtu.be/NoJciw6d1Po?si…

www.youtube.com Harmonised Histories - video 1 Event history analysis is a tool to investigate events that occur o...

CPC (@cpc-cg.bsky.social 🦋) @CPCpopulation Dec 18, 2025

Catch CPC-CG member Jakub Bijak in the final episode of the #FutuRes podcast Certain Futures where, with the help of #demographers, the host reconsiders the meaning of resilience, finding a hopeful theme for looking at today and into our future #poptwitter certain-futures.podigee.io/4-they-re-our-…

Podcast artwork for Certain Futures, Episode Four. A collage shows a suited figure with a retro computer for a head holding a green mask, standing in the sea against a coral background. Text reads “They’re Our Future” and “Episode Four”, with a description about an emergency room visit and a play button showing a 22 minute episode.

CPC (@cpc-cg.bsky.social 🦋) @CPCpopulation Dec 15, 2025

👩‍💻Catch up on our last #CPCCGWebinar of 2025

@jpheisig from @WZB_Berlin joined us last week to discuss evidence from a large nationwide field experiment to assess #discrimination in accessing #healthcare in #Germany. Grab a coffee and take a look ⤵️
youtu.be/gYeRsCwvFFw?si…

www.youtube.com Ethnic and social inequalities in access to health care: Evidence from a field experiment in Germany This CPC-CG Webinar took place on Thursday 11 December at 12:00 UK ...

CPC (@cpc-cg.bsky.social 🦋) @CPCpopulation Dec 11, 2025

New article by CPC-CG's @NissaFinney with @packwood_helen

Focuses on the significance and potential of the school, family and neighbourhood environments in the everyday cultivation of transcultural capital by young #migrants.

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Front cover of the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies article 'The situated and everyday cultivation of transcultural capital in educational and home settings for migrant youth in Scotland' by Helen Packwood & Nissa Finney.
ABSTRACT
Scholars have identified that many young migrants employ transcultural capital to navigate difference in everyday life. In some cases, this enables migrants to resist social marginalisation, articulate empathy and challenge social hierarchies. This paper focuses on the significance and potential of the school, family and neighbourhood environments in the everyday cultivation of transcultural capital. To do this, we highlight the narratives of young migrants (age 16–18) in their final years of compulsory education, derived from a larger mixed-methods study on educational transitions in Scotland. This paper argues that (1) there is considerable variability between young migrants in the identification, development and mobilisation...