Pleased to wind up 2024 with an article in IASSIST Quarterly! ”The IPUMS Business Process Model: Instituting a workflow mapping strategy to support archival processes” introduces the IPUMS workflow from external submission of data, harmonization process, documentation, extraction systems, and archival preservation of metadata. International Association for Social Science Information Service and Technology (IASSIST) IPUMS IPUMS International

Ever wonder why the U.S. Census Bureau created microdata? We've got you covered! Check out my paper with Steven Ruggles, "'Equally Available to Anyone': Creating the First Census Microdata Sample at the U.S. Census Bureau" at the IPUMS Working Paper Series. https://lnkd.in/gy7ZmMP5

IPUMS PMA just released longitudinal data from PMA's latest Maternal and Newborn Health cohort (2021-23) from Ethiopia. See pma.ipums.org to learn more!

IPUMS IHGIS is now more geographic! 🌏 You can view tabulation geography metadata, filter tables by geographies for which they are available, and select geographies to include in your extract. 🗺️ Check it out at https://ihgis.ipums.org/

Check out the latest DHS Climate Change & Health Research Hub post, which discusses the importance of supplementing spatial analyses with qualitative methods! https://lnkd.in/gnXv4-7T

Congratulations to authors Andres Felipe Castro Torres and Edith Yolanda Gutierrez-Vazquez on being awarded The Sociological Review Foundation's 2023 Journal Article of the Year! Their paper "Power relations and fertility in Latin America" is #poweredbyIPUMS. https://lnkd.in/ek6nSiNN

Great news for quantitative IPUMS International users: growing access to qualitative census documentation! Use it for good!

The Time Use Conference is abstract submission deadline is next Monday, September 30th. Have you submitted yet? Check out all the details: https://lnkd.in/gy2uP_ng

Great to see ⚡ #poweredbyIPUMS research at the Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Science (IAPHS) conference! First up - McKing Amedari at University of Mississippi Medical Center using IPUMS NHIS data. The study highlights strong links between health service deficits and delayed dental care due to costs among 18-64 year olds. Next check out this great poster from Radhika Prasad and Montasir Massum, "Nativity affects Mortality risk for Gen X cohorts but not Millennials" also using IPUMS NHIS data. We love to see all the amazing research people do with IPUMS data!

Talk data with IPUMS expert Julia Drew at the 2024 Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Science (IAPHS) conference! We'd love to see and hear from you.