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Haihaizi, children born in violation of China's One Child Policy, face severe restrictions and social invisibility, lacking official recognition and basic rights.
Historic Census Bureau sources provide essential research tools for Filipino, Guamanian, Chamorro, American Samoan, and Native Hawaiian genealogy.
Cody White, an archivist with the National Archives, discusses the 1950 P8 Indian Reservation Schedule, which aimed to collect demographic data from Native American reservations.
The 1950 census records, along with those from 1790 to 1940, are discussed in detail regarding their management and transfer to the National Archives.
The U.S. Census Bureau has conducted a census every decade since 1790, with the 1950 Census marking significant changes in data collection methods.
In April 2022, the release of the 1950 U.S. census sheets provided genealogists and historians with valuable insights, featuring expert discussions from Dan Bouk and library representatives.
Censuses, from ancient times to the present, have shaped societies worldwide, serving as tools of democracy, exclusion, and even genocide.
An 88-year-old inventor created the floppy disk and a popular aphrodisiac while Japan seeks to revive its robotics sector.
Data historian Dan Bouk examines the U.S. Census, highlighting the roles of census takers and the implications of data on representation and governance.
Dr. Rebecca Sharpless discusses the 1940 census during a presentation at the National Archives in Fort Worth, Texas, detailing its historical context.
Pakistan's youth face stark socio-economic disparities, as illustrated by mechanic Faizan's struggles, teacher Umair's dedication, and photographer Rabbania's privilege.
A national survey conducted by James Madison’s Montpelier reveals how demographic factors influence Americans' trust in government and their views on the Constitution.
Advanced Symbolics employs artificial intelligence and social media data to forecast voter behavior, raising concerns about accuracy, privacy, and democracy.
From 1850 to 1950, approximately 25 million Italians emigrated, with several thousand settling in Scotland in search of better opportunities.
Demographic changes in North American rural towns are analyzed, highlighting potential future abandonment and migration patterns among communities.
In Shanghai, the top-ranked city in the PISA assessments, students experience rigorous education focused on science and foreign languages to excel globally.
Pacific Beach in San Diego experiences gradual gentrification, as explored by urbanite Shareef Haq and directed by Eladio Arvelo.
Three young men in Bolton discuss their struggles to find work and build a future, reflecting the challenges faced by working-class white men in Britain today.
Lee, known as the Rocket Rabbi, performs stunts on his mobility scooter to attract customers to his bar in Benidorm, where over 250 clubs and bars compete for patrons.
In a specially-designed nursery in the UK, hidden cameras capture the social and emotional development of children aged 4 to 6 as they form friendships and navigate interactions.
In a specially-designed nursery, hidden cameras capture the social and emotional development of children aged 4 to 6 years old in Britain.
The show reveals the secret life of 4 to 6-year-olds in a British nursery setting.
Elon Musk states that humanity's survival depends on establishing a self-sustaining city on Mars to extend the lifespan of civilization.
95% of Americans are targeted by scammers, who exploit loneliness and gullibility through phone and lottery fraud schemes.
A population of over 1.4 billion in India includes a young generation with an average age of 28, facing stark contrasts between luxury and poverty.
In Japan, 40,000 people die alone each year, prompting a specialized cleaning company to address the aftermath and highlight the issue of Lonely Death.
Students at Thornhill Community Academy face challenges as they compete for Head Girl.
In September 2011, mass arrests occurred in New York City during protests against corporate greed, marking a significant moment in the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Public opinion in the United Kingdom regarding Brexit is explored through diverse perspectives, addressing financial implications and legal consequences of leaving the EU.
Escalating housing costs in cities like Berlin, Paris, and London are examined, revealing the impact of economic policies and demographic shifts across Europe.
Naturism in Germany and the United Kingdom faces declining participation, prompting organizations to innovate outreach efforts to engage younger generations.
In Asia, a gender imbalance has resulted in 170 million "missing" women, leading to increased crime rates and the commodification of women in countries like China and India.
Matteo Salvini's rise to power in Italy, marked by a shift to anti-migrant populism and widespread support for his security policies, reveals the motivations of ordinary citizens across the country.
Iran's government introduces a population control program following a dramatic surge in population.
Greece's financial crisis in 2012, marked by impending parliamentary elections, raises questions about the future of democracy and the euro zone's stability.
Loneliness among young Europeans has surged since the Covid-19 lockdowns, prompting initiatives in Germany and Denmark to foster social connections and support mental well-being.
A bipartisan panel of former Members of Congress analyzes the results of the November 4, 2014 midterm elections and the implications for President Obama.
Every two years, elections create turnover in the House of Representatives and the Senate, with some years seeing significant shifts in seats.
Nanmoku village's population is shrinking by almost 100 people each year, with more than half of its residents over the age of 65.
The Latino population in Patchogue, New York, surged from about 2% to 30% in just a few years, reflecting a broader demographic shift in America.
China's one-child policy has created a demographic imbalance, leaving one in five men unable to find partners, with significant cultural and economic implications.
More than 1.25 million people from the former Soviet Union have immigrated to Israel in the last decade, reshaping its society and politics.
One-third of the American workforce is now made up of Millennials, reflecting significant changes in job structure and participation over recent generations.
130 million people leave their farms in China each year to work as migrant laborers in cities, facing tough economic conditions and job competition.
40% of young Japanese people have no permanent employment, a situation exacerbated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami that tested the nation's stability.
A small community in Syria fights to preserve Aramaic, the language Jesus Christ spoke.
Japan's aging population, with 36 million citizens over 65, faces societal challenges addressed through innovative community care models in Tokyo and Kiryu City.
This Preview Clip reveals the struggles of native Hawaiians against cultural and housing crises.
