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| 101. Theme session: Fertility | Sobotka |
| 102. [1]. Couple fertility preferences and intentions | Odusina |
| 103. [2]. COVID-19, fertility and the family | Nitsche/Wilde |
| 104. [3]. Fertility recuperation, its limiting and its supporting factors | Beaujouan/Compans |
| 105. [4]. Gender-biased sex selection | Robinson |
| 106. [5]. Infertility and Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) | Lazzari |
| 107. [6]. Unrealized fertility | Yeatman |
| 108. [7]. Voluntary and involuntary childlessness | RamaRao |
| 201. Theme session: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights | Singh |
| 202. [8]. Interplay between individual and contextual influences on reproduction | Väisänen/Batyra |
| 203. [9]. Maternal and pregnancy-related outcomes and care | Santhya |
| 204. [10]. Menopause: social and demographic consequences | Doblhammer |
| 205. [11]. Menstrual health management: current challenges | Muthusamy |
| 206. [12]. Reconsidering unmet need: a more rights-based approach | Prata |
| 207. [13]. Sexual and reproductive health in humanitarian crisis situations | Marteleto |
| 208. [14]. Unintended pregnancy and abortion | Hosseini Chavoshi |
| 301. Theme session: Family planning and contraception | Juarez |
| 302. [15]. Advances in data and modeling in family planning | O'Brien |
| 303. [16]. Socio-cultural factors underlying contraceptive non-use | Alex-Ojei |
| 401. Theme Session: Families, unions and households | Dommaraju |
| 402. [17]. Digital technologies and family dynamics | Pesando |
| 403. [18]. Family networks beyond the household: an international perspective | Alburez-Gutierrez |
| 404. [19]. Family violence in conflict and displacement | Torrisi |
| 405. [20]. Impacts of non-kin and non-kin networks on demographic outcomes | Booth |
| 406. [21]. Relationship as an initial step of union formation and childbearing | Mogi |
| 501. Theme session: Children, adolescents, and youth | Gage |
| 502. [22]. Changing families: effects on child health & well-being | Treleaven |
| 503. [23]. Child, early and forced marriage | Dodoo |
| 601. Theme session: Older adults and intergenerational relations | Arpino |
| 701. Theme session: Health and morbidity | Payne |
| 702. [24]. Child mortality and health in LMICs | Kunnuji |
| 703. [25]. Disability in lower resource settings | Channon |
| 704. [26]. Early life exposure and cohort change in health and mortality | Quaranta |
| 705. [27]. Preventing and mitigating dementia | Langa |
| 706. [28]. The impact of COVID-19 on women's health | Cardenas |
| 801. Theme session: Mortality and Longevity | Jasseh |
| 802. [29]. Biosocial approaches to older adult mortality and longevity | Beltrán-Sánchez |
| 803. [30]. Intrafamily and intergenerational transmission of health | van Dijk |
| 804. [31]. Measuring mortality with civil registration data in low and middle-income countries | Saikia |
| 805. [32]. Measuring possible human longevity limits | Camarda |
| 806. [33]. Multi-morbidity at death | Désesquelles/Adair |
| 807. [34]. Subnational and spatial variation in health and mortality | Grigoriev |
| 901. Theme session: Population ageing | Kuriath |
| 902. [35]. Population ageing, economic decisions of the family and the well-being of older people | Giles |
| 1001. Theme session: Gender dynamics | Malhotra |
| 1002. [36]. Gender disparities and factors underlying low female labour force participation | Desai |
| 1003. [37]. Gender inequality, nutrition and food security | Unisa |
| 1004. [38]. Gender, climate change and environmental sustainability | Adamo |
| 1005. [39]. Gender-based violence within and outside the home | Puri |
| 1006. [40]. Intersections of class, gender, and other inequalities and implications for well-being | Shifa |
| 1101. Theme session: Inequality, disadvantage and discrimination | Ezeh |
| 1201. Theme session: International migration | Willekens |
| 1202. [41]. Applying new data and methods to international migration in low and middle-income countries | Prieto Rosas/Masferrer |
| 1203. [45]. International migration, mobilities and displacement: The role of population science in informing policy | Kraly |
| 1301. Theme session: Migrant populations and refugees | Zapata |
| 1302. [48]. Forced migration and statelessness in host countries | Khawaja |
| 1303. [49]. Understanding the lives of descendants of refugees | Wilson |
| 1401. Theme session: Internal migration and urbanization | Bernard |
| 1402. [42]. Fertility/family trajectories of internal migrants: the role of territorial context | Dubuc/Doignon |
| 1403. [43]. Internal migration as a life-course trajectory | Vidal |
| 1404. [44]. Internal migration in developing countries | Tiwari |
| 1405. [47]. Sustainable urbanization through integrated and multisectoral approaches | Adedini |
| 1501. Theme session: Spatial Demography | Matthews |
| 1502. [50]. Cultural distance, population and society | Cameron |
| 1503. [51]. Spatial demography: new data and emerging insights | Kluesener/Sander |
| 1601. Theme session: Human capital, education, and work | KC |
| 1701. Theme session: Economic demography | Lam |
| 1801. Theme session: Population and development | Finlay |
| 1802. [52]. Changing middle class and population trends in LMICs | Allendorf |
| 1803. [53]. Demographic Dividend sensitive budgeting in Africa: tools and policies | Dramani |
| 1804. [54]. Population registers, human rights and ethics | Gruskin |
| 1805. [55]. The concept of the Demographic Dividend: new realities and policies | Loichinger/Backhaus |
| 1901. Theme session: Population, environment, and climate change | Bilsborrow |
| 1902. [56]. Are there too many people on earth? The socio-environmental consequences of depopulation | Matanle |
| 1903. [57]. Demography of disasters in the age of global environmental change | Barbieri |
| 1904. [58]. New research frontiers in climate migration | Reed |
| 1905. [46]. Mobility and immobility in the framework of climate change challenges | Ambrosetti/Cela |
| 2001. Theme session: Population, shocks and pandemics | Castro |
| 2002. [59]. Demographic heterogeneity and multi-level responses to climate variability, conflict and unprecedented shocks | Grace |
| 2101. Theme session: Historical demography | Ramiro Fariñas |
| 2102. [60]. Epidemics and contagious diseases: the legacy of the past | Riswick |
| 2103. [61]. New data for old questions: crowd-sourced genealogy and demographic research | Barban/Minardi |
| 2201. Theme session: Data and methods | Canudas-Romo |
| 2202. [62]. Analyzing fictional populations in demographic research. The use of non-traditional data | Brugeilles/Rozée Gomez/Arbogast |
| 2203. [63]. Data challenges in large-scale global comparisons of population dynamics | García-Guerrero/Lima |
| 2204. [64]. Data innovations, prospects, and challenges in LMICs | Akinyemi |
| 2205. [66]. Innovations and challenges in large-scale demographic population-based surveys | Gauthier/Kishor |
| 2206. [65]. Human evolutionary demography | Sear |
| 2207. [67]. Innovative approaches for measuring fertility | Schoumaker |
| 2208. [68]. Innovative data and methods in assessing climate-conflict-population relationships | Zagheni |
| 2209. [69]. Integrating population, displacement and geospatial data in humanitarian emergencies: challenges, opportunities and lessons | Silva |
| 2210. [70]. Mobile and web surveys to conduct demographic research in LMICs | Reniers/Helleringer |
| 2211. [71]. Politics of data: the use of demographic data in political narratives | Bhagat |
| 2212. [72]. Vital statistics production, dissemination and usage | Gerland |
| 2301. Theme session: Population policies | Gietel-Basten |
| 2401. Theme session: The Demography of Indigenous Populations | Rarere |
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