Cyberseminar on “The Demography of Sustainable Human Wellbeing”

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Mar 2, 2022, 9:56:20 AM3/2/22
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Dear Colleagues,
 
PERN’s cyberseminar on “The Demography of Sustainable Human Wellbeing” is taking place from 14-21 March 2022. In collaboration with the Wittgenstein Center of Demography and Human wellbeing, the seminar aims to vet a newly proposed indicator of human wellbeing “Years of Good Life” (counting only years of life above minimum levels of physical and mental health, income, and subjective life satisfaction) by Lutz and others (see PNAS article). This indicator has been designed to have the potential to serve as a widely accepted criterion for sustainable development once feed-backs form environmental change and other possible trends are factored in.

On the first day of the cyberseminar, Monday 14 March at 9 am Eastern Time, a 1.5 hour webinar will take place with various expert contributions to the topic of human well-being. Some of the panelists will include:
  •  Partha Dasgupta, University of Cambridge
  •  Wolfgang Lutz, Wittgenstein Center of Demography and Human Capital
  •  Jeff Sachs, Columbia University
  •  David Smith, The University of the West Indies  
We look forward to welcoming you and having a fruitful discussion.  

Click here to access the Zoom meeting at the time of the webinar.

For more information on how to participate, please visit https://www.populationenvironmentresearch.org/cyberseminars#instructions

If you do not wish to participate in this cyberseminar, send a message to "per...@ciesin.columbia.edu" to be removed from the list.

Sincerely,
Aayushma KC, on behalf of the Wittgenstein Center

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Mar 9, 2022, 9:48:08 AM3/9/22
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Dear Colleagues,

Please note that start time of the webinar has been changed to Monday, 14 March at 14:00 UTC (10 am Eastern Time / 13:00 CET) to accommodate the shift to daylight savings time in the US.

On Wed, Mar 2, 2022 at 9:56 AM Pern Manager <per...@ciesin.columbia.edu> wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
 
PERN’s cyberseminar on “The Demography of Sustainable Human Wellbeing” is taking place from 14-21 March 2022. In collaboration with the Wittgenstein Center of Demography and Human wellbeing, the seminar aims to vet a newly proposed indicator of human wellbeing “Years of Good Life” (counting only years of life above minimum levels of physical and mental health, income, and subjective life satisfaction) by Lutz and others (see PNAS article). This indicator has been designed to have the potential to serve as a widely accepted criterion for sustainable development once feed-backs form environmental change and other possible trends are factored in.

On the first day of the cyberseminar, Monday 14 March at 14:00 UTC (10 am Eastern Time / 13:00 CET) , a 1.5 hour webinar will take place with various expert contributions to the topic of human well-being. Some of the panelists will include:

Pern Manager

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Mar 9, 2022, 10:59:54 AM3/9/22
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Apologies for the confusion.  The webinar will be on Monday, 14 March at 14:00 UTC (10 am Eastern Time / 15:00 CET).

The earlier messages had the time as 13:00 CET.

Alex de Sherbinin

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Mar 14, 2022, 9:45:10 AM3/14/22
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This webinar is starting in 20 minutes. We welcome you!

Click here to access the Zoom meeting at the time of the webinar.

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Dear Colleagues,
 
PERN’s cyberseminar on “The Demography of Sustainable Human Wellbeing” is taking place from 14-21 March 2022. In collaboration with the Wittgenstein Center of Demography and Human wellbeing, the seminar aims to vet a newly proposed indicator of human wellbeing “Years of Good Life” (counting only years of life above minimum levels of physical and mental health, income, and subjective life satisfaction) by Lutz and others (see PNAS article). This indicator has been designed to have the potential to serve as a widely accepted criterion for sustainable development once feed-backs form environmental change and other possible trends are factored in.

On the first day of the cyberseminar,  Monday, 14 March at 14:00 UTC (10 am Eastern Time / 15:00 CET).  , a 1.5 hour webinar will take place with various expert contributions to the topic of human well-being. Some of the panelists will include:

  •  Partha Dasgupta, University of Cambridge
  •  Wolfgang Lutz, Wittgenstein Center of Demography and Human Capital
  •  Jeff Sachs, Columbia University
  •  David Smith, The University of the West Indies  
We look forward to welcoming you and having a fruitful discussion.  

Click here to access the Zoom meeting at the time of the webinar.

For more information on how to participate, please visit https://www.populationenvironmentresearch.org/cyberseminars#instructions

If you do not wish to participate in this cyberseminar, send a message to "per...@ciesin.columbia.edu" to be removed from the list.

Sincerely,
Aayushma KC, on behalf of the Wittgenstein Center

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Alex de Sherbinin, PhD   (he/him/his)
Associate Director, Science Applications Division and Senior Research Scientist
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