Amanda Stevenson

Amanda Stevenson received the first Early Career Award for North America from the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population

Amanda Stevenson’s article providing a lower bound on the number of additional pregnancy-related deaths as US abortion ban would cause was posted online ahead of its print on October 25th in Demography

Amanda Stevenson posted a preprint version of a paper forthcoming in Demography. It provides estimates of the most predictable part of the mortality consequence of banning abortion in the US - the additional mortality that would occur because

Amanda Stevenson published an op-ed on what’s missing from the widespread handwringing over falling fertility rates in NBC News.

A team led by Amanda Stevenson and including Stef Mollborn and Jane Menken published the first contemporary causal evidence that access to contraception improves women’s educational attainment. The study was covered by