🔊Project ERC-CoG DIGINEQ is seeking for a #predoc to work part-time at CED in research activities related to adolescent well-being and digital use. 📅Applications until: 8 Sept. 2025 (12:00 PM) ➡️ced.cat/ofertes-de-tre… R103/2025 #joboffer

Office for National Statistics (ONS) The Guardian Economic and Social Research Council University of Southampton News anita rani BBC Woman's Hour UoS Social Statistics and Demography British Society for Population Studies - BSPS UoS Faculty of Social Sciences Ageing Southampton Public Policy|Southampton (PPS) Population Europe Demografía (CSIC) Connecting Generations As well as housing and childcare costs, Connecting Generations Co-Director Melinda Mills said uncertainty over employment, gender inequality & difficulties combining work and family life were behind the rise in people delaying having children- in Financial Times ft.com/content/69a26b…

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Clausura del XIV Congreso de la ADEH con David Reher y nuestra presidenta Joana Maria Pujadas Mora. #ADEH2025

Una oportunidad única para contemplar este tesoro histórico. El documento más antiguo conservado en la Biblioteca... 📜 «El Papiro de Ezequiel. La historia del códice P967» Reabierta la exposición en la Biblioteca Nacional de España 👉 bit.ly/4m5uk9u #Historia #Cultura

Retirement migration is a thing nowadays. Ever wonder how many actually return home sooner than planned? New Dutch research shows: WAY more than expected! Health issues & family ties are the main reasons. 🔗tinyurl.com/2seve35w

📕 New paper by CPC-CG's Vincent Jerald Ramos #poptwitter Examines #childbearing decisions in societies experiencing declining #birth rates - how might worries about #caring for #ageing parents and job insecurity affect expectations around starting a #family?link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Are you 65 or older, or know someone who is #poptwitter? We're seeking participants aged 65+ who play or have played digital/video games to complete an online survey to inform research on how #gaming could enhance wellbeing in later life - please share! app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/stirling/exp…

‘La república de la vergüenza’: el delito de ser madre soltera en la Irlanda del siglo XX elpais.com/babelia/2025-0… a través de EL PAÍS

📢Breaking news for family sociologists & demographers!! ➡Explore gender and family change in comparative perspective with the Generations & Gender Longitudinal Survey! Our new #OpenAccess DataBrief shows how GGS supports your research! Read it at: doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

🌟 Oportunitat al CED Barcelona! Busquem: 👉 Estudiant de màster o doctorat 👉 Assistent/a de recerca (RA) 👉 Projecte sobre desigualtat de gènere i treball domèstic (RyC) 👉 Temps parcial, horari flexible 📅 Termini de sol·licituds: 15 octubre 🔗 tuit.cat/lOky5

💡[SPOTLIGHT] 💡Too Many Men, Too Few Women A recent study by MPIDR shows that regional partner markets—particularly the ratio of men to women in the relevant age and educational groups — significantly influence childlessness among men in Finland. demogr.mpg.de/en/news_events…

Czechia 🇨🇿 is a popular destination in Europe for #infertility treatment via assisted reproductive technology #ART. Based on individual-level register data this study analyses demographic and regulatory drivers of cross-border reproductive care #CBRC comparativepopulationstudies.de/index.php/CPoS…

At the 20th anniversary of DemoSoc at Pompeu Fabra 🎉🪭

Happy birthday DemoSoc! 🎂

NEW PUBLICATION!! 🎉🎉 Happy to see this work finally out in Population, Space and Place!! 💫💫 We observe a clear geographical pattern in the educational gradient of age at first motherhood across Spanish provinces. Access the full paper here ⬇️⬇️ doi.org/10.1002/psp.70…

Is there a strong two-child norm among U.S. women? IUSSP niussp.org/family-and-hou…

¿Trabajamos para satisfacer las necesidades de otros, y no las nuestras propias? Una brillante reflexión sobre el verdadero papel que juega el #trabajo en nuestras vidas

Chances of Being Born in Each Continent

New #PopDigest! Do partners always see family planning the same way? A new study by Eleonora Mussino and Caroline Uggla suggests: not always—especially when their migration backgrounds differ. 🔗 tinyurl.com/4ztcn727