Young European demographer among Bataclan victims

The IMISCOE network is very sad to share the news that among the victims of the terrorist attack on the Bataclan theatre in Paris was Valeria Solesin, a young European demographer.

Valeria, 28 years, from Venice, was working on her doctoral thesis on fertility in France and Italy at INED and Sorbonne University. Valeria was also active in voluntary work for the homeless.

Neodemos, the Italian-language population website, has republished her piece (Allez les filles, au travail!). You find the link to the piece (in Italian), here http://www.neodemos.info/allez-les-filles-au-travail-2/.

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