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Full house at rEUsilience panel ESPAnet2024 on the meaning of resilience for the welfare states & families

Our team were pleased to once again connect with the social policy research community at ESPAnet2024 on the topic of resilience. Here we share some key takeaways 💌👨‍👨‍👧 reusilience.eu/project-update…

📨WeLaR Newsletter No. 8 is out! Inside: 👉 Insight from two WeLaR papers, on how technology impacts job quality and on EU workers' willingness to participate in #PEPP 👉 Highlights from WeLaR workshops & invitations to upcoming events bit.ly/3AWNA77

"If policy makers fail to consider who needs to be resilient, they overlook that individuals and families who are most exposed to risks, have the least capacity to respond" Tomorrow Rick Nieuwenhuis brings our findings to a workshop at Bielefeld University ⬇️ reusilience.eu/project-update…

How well are different family and household types protected against income poverty through tax-benefit systems in 🇧🇪🇭🇷🇵🇱🇪🇸🇸🇪🇬🇧? Our findings emphasise the need for policies reflecting family diversity, particularly pressing for single parent families. reusilience.eu/project-update…

Our team are set to be active across the ISA Forum of Sociology conference held in Rabat🇲🇦from 6th-11th July 2025. Submit abstracts by 15th October and come and join us. 👉Family resilience 👉Family inequalities 👉Future directions for family research reusilience.eu/project-update…

We are pleased to share that our research "His Unemployment, Her Response, and the Moderating Role of Welfare Policies in European Countries" has been published in the PLOS One journal. See below to access the article by our colleagues LabFam ⬇️ reusilience.eu/project-update…

Reminder that the deadline to submit abstracts is coming up on the 15th October⬇️

Going to ISA 2025, 6-11 July, Rabat? Please consider submitting to the stream Family Policy, Gender and Intersecting Inequalities @leon_marga and myself are hosting rEUsilience 👇👇👇👇

New working paper sheds light on informal childcare's role in mitigating work-family conflict for those with demanding working time schedules⏰👨‍👩‍👧‍👧 The role of social networks in reconciling work and family life is crucial in this new world of work. reusilience.eu/project-update…

New research examines to what extent national and EU social policy systems support families to be resilient🧑‍🤝‍🧑 How does policy support transitions for all parents between care and employment? Are policies responding to the diverse needs of families?🤔 reusilience.eu/project-update…

New work for the rEUsilience! We take family resilience as an agentic process and describe it as families' capacity to avoid significant trade-offs between employment and care. How does that capacity form and advance? That's where the policies come to the fore. 👇

VACANCY: We're looking for a Project intern to join our secretariat in #Brussels for a 6-month internship from January to June 2025. Join our growing team and apply here: bit.ly/48n8TeY DEADLINE: 12th November

Thanks to Ivana Dobrotic for bringing insights on family resilience from our focus group research to social workers in Croatia. It is key that we bring our research to the stakeholders at the centre of it. reusilience.eu/project-update…

Check out the latest edition of our newsletter where we highlight two years of bringing families into the discussion of resilience📨 mailchi.mp/f617a44cd448/u…

We are very pleased to share that our researcher Max Thaning from Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI) has been awarded a generous research grant that will see him taking forward learnings and perspectives from the rEUsilience project through his future work. 👇👇 reusilience.eu/project-update…

🌍 On 28 Nov, WeLaR hosts a foresight workshop to explore how technology, climate policy, demography & migration could reshape labour markets & welfare systems in EU. We'll map possible futures & identify key drivers of change. 🖇 lnkd.in/dqBhuJ5p

How do social and family resilience appear across the literature? What can policymaking gain from bridging these two branches? Developing resilience to capture how families navigate adversity within structural inequalities. New publications⬇️ reusilience.eu/project-update…

In the latest FAMILIES EUROPE newsletter, we write about our recent research analysing family policies from the perspective of resilience👨‍👩‍👧‍👦👨‍👧‍👧

Our researcher Ivana Dobrotic shared key findings with key stakeholders in Croatia at a conference hosted by UDRUGA RODA/NGO Parents in action - RODA. We are pleased to see that our research is reaching the people who can use it to further inform their work to support families. reusilience.eu/project-update…