Events - New Generations Research

Events

Public Lectures on Population

On a monthly basis, we feature at least one prominent domestic or international scholar from disciplines including medicine, philosophy, and sociology. These sessions, conducted via online conferencing, focus on disseminating research and scholarly views regarding fertility, population dynamics, and the phenomenon of sub-replacement fertility.

When birth is no longer taken for granted: Low Fertility and Demographic Ethics

Having children as a matter of course: Ideological Basis of Traditional Systems

Taiwan Demography: Causes and Strategies of Ultra-Low Fertility

OFFLINE SEMINARS

We occasionally host in-person seminars featuring scholars from diverse fields to foster interdisciplinary exchange, spark new insights, and drive the development of practical solutions.

ANNUAL ACADEMIC CONFERENCE

We host a large-scale academic conference every one or two years to foster the emergence of a new generation of population theories and to facilitate international academic collaboration and policy exchange.

On June 16, 2026, an academic symposium focusing on the current low-fertility crisis and the reconstruction of fertility support systems was held in Hangzhou, co-organized by the New Generations Population Research Institute. A number of prominent scholars from diverse fields attended the symposium and delivered presentations.