1. Constructing Household and Family Structures in Linked Administrative Data in Australia • Peta Darby, Australian Bureau of Statistics; Shahd Al-Janabi, ABS; Claire Clarke, Australian Bureau of Statistics; Sean Buttsworth, Australian Bureau of Statistics; Daniel Gow, Australian Bureau of Statistics.

2. The Rising Prevalence of Living Alone among Young Adults in China: A Decomposition Analysis • Yuanyuan Duan, China Agricultural University.

3. Maternal Mortality Due to Abortion Complications in Forcibly Displaced Myanmar National Camps: Results of a Novel Community-Facility Capture-Recapture (CFCR) Study • Blake Erhardt-Ohren, University of California, Berkeley; Dipika Paul, Ipas Bangladesh; Anik Mahmud, Ipas Bangladesh; Anika Tarannum, Ipas Bangladesh; Karen Weidert, University of California, Berkeley; Altaf Hossain, BAPSA; Sayed Rubayet, Ipas Bangladesh; Ndola Prata, Bixby Center for Population Health and Sustainability, UC Berkeley.

4. The “4-2-1” Family Structure: Simulation Based on the Family Multi-State Life Table • Lu Han, Institute for Population and Development Studies School of Public Policy and Administration Xi’an Jiaotong University; Qing Han, Institute for Population and Development Studies, School of Public Policy and Administration, Xi’an Jiaotong University Insti...; Quanbao Jiang, Institute for Population and development Studies, Xi'an Jiaotong University.

5. Racial Disparities in the Life Lived without Parents: A Multistate Life Table Based on Survey Estimates and Matrix Projections • Michael Jongho Moon, University of Toronto; Benjamin-Samuel Schlüter, University of Toronto; Monica Alexander, University of Toronto.

6. Exploring the Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Google Trends Data: An Application in Estimating Childcare Demand • Sean Reid, University Of California, Santa Barbara; Jacob A. Cooper, ChildCare Aware of America.

7. Can I Interview Her? Gatekeeping in a Telephone Survey of Female Migrants in India. • Sharan Sharma, University of Maryland; Bijay Chouhan, National Council of Applied Economic Research; O.P. Sharma, National Council of Applied Economic Research; Jaya Koti, NCAER; Sonalde Desai, University of Maryland.

8. New Demographic Measures to Quantify the Housing Squeeze in High-Income Countries • Tom Wilson, Advanced Demographic Modelling; Elin Charles-Edwards, University of Queensland.