Who We Are
The Canadian Population Society is a scientific association that seeks to improve knowledge and understanding about the quantitative and qualitative characteristics of human population. It seeks to promote the study and development of the science of demography in both its empirical and theoretical aspects.
Statement on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
The Canadian Population Society (CPS) is committed to the values of equity, diversity, and inclusion. We envision and will cultivate a community that recognizes equity and diversity as fundamental to achieving inclusive excellence. The CPS welcomes the participation of people of all backgrounds and encourages the nomination (including self-nomination) to committees, leadership roles and consideration for awards for those who identify as Indigenous peoples, racialized persons, persons with disabilities, women, LGBTQ2+ people, as well as all others who contribute to the diversity of the Society.
CPS Council
Councillors
Committees:
Description of the CPS Committee Mandates
- National Committee
- France-Pascale Ménard (chair, Statistics Canada); James Iveniuk, (NORC)
- International Committee
- Xavier St. Denis (chair, INRS); Ana Fostik (Statistics Canada); Patrick Denice (Western)
- EDI Committee
- Eugena Kwon (St. Mary's University); Adjei Jones (Red Deer); Nina Acharya (Athabasca University)
- Program Committee
- Amélie Quesnel-Vallée (McGill)
- Student Paper Competition
- France-Pascale Ménard (chair, Statistics Canada); Ana Fostik (Statistics Canada); Eugena Kwon (St. Mary's University)
- Awards Committee
- Shelley Clark (chair, McGill); James Iveniuk (NORC), Patrick Denise (Western), Yue Qian (UBC)
Past Presidents of the CPS (1974-2022)
Code of Conduct
To ensure inclusion and a respectful environment, the CPS follows the Congress code of conduct (https://www.ideas-idees.ca/about/code-conduct).
Directory of Members (Federation of Canadian Demographers)
This Federation of Canadian Demographers includes the membership of both: the Canadian Population Society and the Association des démographes du Québec.
The lists for each association are presented in alphabetical order, by last name. Warning: It is strictly prohibited to use this directory to create mailing or email list files. Enquiries concerning use of the address files of the Canadian Population Society or of the Association des démographes du Québec should be sent to the Treasurer or the President of those associations.
FCD DIRECTORY
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