Over 500 researchers, urban planners, and public administration representatives gathered in Paris from June 30 to July 4 for the annual European Network for Housing Research (ENHR) conference.
The Paths2Include project's work has produced a map based on an extensive body of data, which allows one to compare changes in employment rates over the years and differences between Poland and other EU countries.
The 11th International Conference of Work and Family took place in Barcelona from June 30 to July 1. Katarzyna Lipowska presented the results of a study on the relationship between flexible working arrangements and parental burnout.
The first local workshop of the LIFE-LOCATEE project took place at the end of June. It was attended by researchers and representatives of Rumia (Poland), Torres Vedras (Portugal) and Piraeus (Greece) partner cities in the project.
The international conference of the European Society of Population Economics (ESPE) took place in Naples from June 12 to 14. Men's readiness to take parental leave was the topic of Mateusz Smoter's presentation.
Jan Frankowski presented the ENBLOC research findings at the largest recurring European conference dedicated to cooperative studies in Helsinki.
