- Carlos Polo and Steven Mosher
The International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP2025), held in Bogotá from November 3rd–6th, was not merely the seventh global event promoting family planning and discussing contraceptive methods. Rather, it was a public funeral for the...
Sharp Decline in U.S. Births Linked to Covid Shot, New Study Shows
Steven W. Mosher
December 1, 2025
I initially thought that birth rates might rise when COVID hit. Indeed, there was a slight uptick in the total fertility rate (TFR) in 2021, rising to 1.66 children per woman over her reproductive lifetime from the previous year’s 1.64.
Hungary Doubles Down on Pro-Family Policy
Steven Mosher and Chiara McKenna
November 24, 2025
Hungary is hungry for babies. Its earlier set of pro-natalist policies bumped its total fertility rate up from 1.4 to almost 1.6 children per women over her reproductive lifetime. While this was a significant increase, it was still well below
There is Life in Old Europe Yet
Carlos Beltramo and Steven Mosher
November 18, 2025
Some twenty years ago, we took part in one of the first pro-life marches in the United Kingdom. Despite our best efforts to rally pro-lifers, in the end, only several hundred marched on Parliament to defend the dignity of human
- Chiara McKenna
- Carlos Beltramo, Ph.D. | PRI European Office
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- Chiara McKenna