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2023.03.02 Parental Leave Policies and Social Sustainability
Our Director Zsuzsanna Makay participates at the Working Group meeting of Cost Action Parental Leave Policies and Social Sustainability between 2-3 March 2023 in Madrid. With 33 representatives from 22 European countries the Action aims to advance and disseminate research and knowledge about the significance of paid parental leave for the social sustainability of societies.
2023.02.13 The 14th Global Meeting of the NTA Network
Our researchers Róbert Iván Gál and Lili Vargha will participate at the 14th Global Meeting of the National Transfer Accounts Network organised between 14-17 February 2023 Paris. MORE
2023.02.07 14th Conference of Young Demographers
Our researcher Fruzsina Ökrös will present a poster entitled Determining factors of maternal employment 27-30 months after childbirth at the 14th Conference of Young Demographers organised between 8-10 February 2023 in Prague. The results presented are based on our Cohort '18Growing Up in Hungary study.
2023.02.01 New director of the Institute
The Hungarian Central Statistical Office appointed Zsuzsanna Makay Director of our Institute as of 1 February 2023.
2023.01.29 Children and (unequal) sharing of housework between partners in Hungary
An article published by our researcher Zsuzsanna Veroszta summarizes the results of the 1st (pregnant) and 2nd (6-month-old) wave of our Cohort '18 - Growing Up in Hungary study, with special respect to how the birth of especially the first, but also additional children increases women's household workload. The article was published on the online news magazine of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population.
2022.12.14 EAPS Webinar on Cohort '18 Growing up in Hungary
Our researchers Krisztina Kopcsó and Zsuzsanna Veroszta will present results of the Cohort ’18 Growing up in Hungary study at a webinar organised by EAPS – Child and Adolescent Development Working Group on 15 December 2022. The title of their presentation is Determinants and measures of early development in the Growing up in Hungary study. Experiences from data collections of the prenatal to three-year age waves.