Center for Environment and Population | Activities - The Center for Environment and Population (CEP) is an independent, non-profit research, policy and advocacy organization that addresses the relationship between human population, resource consumption, and the natural environment. Through groundbreaking resource materials and strategically planned activities, the Center strengthens the scientific basis of policies and advocacy to achieve a long-term sustainable balance between people and the natural environment.


Science, Policy, and Advocacy on Population and the Environment

Activities | Take Action | Resources | Events

This page features CEP's activities as well as links to:

opportunities to "Take Action" on the issues;
CEP's publications and additional Resources for you to use, and;
CEP's events.

Activities

CEP's activities include policy and advocacy briefings and events for US-international policy makers, the media, opinion leaders, activists, and targeted constituencies at the grassroots/community to national levels.

In addition, CEP produces award-winning, cutting edge science-based user friendly background resource materials, including reports, interactive maps, power points and other tools for use by policy makers, the media, students, and the public.

CEP also undertakes Youth-centered activities (workshops, activists' training, public/university forums) which partner with key US university-based organizations and networks on the issues, and; Fellowships to advance the science that informs policies and advocacy, and, provide youth with concrete professional opportunities and build a cadre of young spokespersons and new young leadership on the issues.

For more information on CEP activities, see the "events" section or click here.

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