📢Please spread the word! Call for papers: Family Diversity in Ageing European Societies (focus on advanced ages!) Deadline 21 April 👀In Berlin, travel and accommodation costs are covered by organisers. 🔗population-europe.eu/events/calls-p…

The Social policy colloquium at Hertie School is back! 📢We are excited to welcome Nicole Hiekel @nhiekel.bsky.social on Monday at 12:30 pm with a presentation on “Beyond the Continuum: A Microlevel Analysis of the Gender Equality-Fertility Nexus in three Nordic Countries”.

Absolutely excited that the DFG has just approved the renewal of DYNAMICS PhD 🥳🍾 We are delighted to train 20 additional PhD students working on demography, democracy and public policy during the next 5 years Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and Hertie School ! dfg.de/service/presse…

📢 Early Career Webinar Series is back! Ever wondered why demographers play a crucial role in shaping policies? 🤔 🌐 Dive into the dynamic intersection of demography and policy discussions & uncover the significance of demography in policy dialogues at our next online webinar

Our research training group is hiring 10 new PhD researchers! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions! Deadline for applications: January 20, 2024

📸 Live sneak peek from the #CIVICAWorkshop on  #FamilyDiversity and  #SocialInequality! 🗓️ July 3-4, 2024   📍 Hertie School, Berlin Inspiring keynote by Teresa Castro Martín on "The Social Class Divide in Family Lives in Latin America," chaired by Michaela Kreyenfeld.

Thank you Stefania Molina & Sarahi Resendez for organising such a stellar workshop on "Family Diversity & Social Inequality" Hertie School CIVICA The European University of Social Sciences 👏 Fantastic to discuss some of my work-in-progress work on intra-couple inequalities & to see other very innovative research

Thanks to all participants & our great keynote Teresa Castro at the workshop: Family Diversity and Social Inequality: A Global Perspective Zachary Van Winkle Juho Härkönen Lucinda Platt  Arnstein Aassve Letizia Mencarini Stefania Molina sarahiresendez CIVICA The European University of Social Sciences Hertie School

What does teenagers' everyday life look like? We analyzed time-use diaries of German teens (12-16) over three decades to uncover typical patterns and how they are stratified by parental income & gender. So happy to see our colorful plots finally published!

🎉 I’m thrilled to share that my first solo-authored paper has been published by Demographic Research ! 📝 In this article, I explore whether men and women in different-sex couples report the same division of labor when becoming parents.

New study by Vincent Ramos shows that entering the labor market i) with a fixed-term contract and ii) during a recession affects subsequent fertility behavior in Germany for both women and men. Read more here 👇 🔗genus.springeropen.com/articles/10.11…