Edwin S. Rubenstein, 1946 – 2025 Director of Research, NPG With great sadness, NPG must announce the passing of our dear friend and colleague, Edwin S. Rubenstein. Edwin served as NPG’s Director of Research from 2017 until his passing on July 5, 2025. Prior to joining the staff of NPG, Edwin served as a consultant and independent author for several …
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This ad appears in the Washington Examiner in July 9, July 23 and August 13 issues and The Washington Times National Weekly on July 14, July 28 and August 11, 2025 issues.
NPG Publishes Part II of Nathanial Gronewold’s The Birth Dearth, Urging a Paradigm Shift Away from Pronatalism
Keystone species are the linchpins of their ecosystems, holding together vital connections among species and their habitats.
Governments worldwide have spent huge sums of money to persuade, compel, cajole, or even trick couples into producing more humans (for those same governments, of course). They’ve tried cash grants, huge tax deductions, generous maternal and paternal leave policies, flexible work arrangements, subsidized daycare, and more. They’ve also tried banning abortion, suppressing contraception use, and serving up public lectures on the virtues of “traditional” family structures. That hasn’t worked, either. None of it ever will.
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