EINSTEIN CENTER Population Diversity
ECPD
Unfolding unequal life courses within diverse families in aging societies
The Einstein Center Population Diversity (ECPD) – Unfolding unequal life courses within diverse families in aging societies – is an interdisciplinary research hub based in Berlin, Germany. The research is carried out by a consortium of seven partner sites that will study the prerequisites and consequences of increasing population diversity for social inequality and health disparities. The specific focus will be on the growing diversity of families within the context of healthy aging, including changing conceptions and boundaries of the family itself.
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Family Diversity and Inequality in Aging Societies
European societies are becoming more heterogeneous and more diverse due to a variety of trends, including population aging, increasing migration flows, as well as a diversification of work, care, and relationship arrangements. In many ways, these trends occur and materialize in families and social relationships, possibly changing the very nature and accepted definitions of what constitutes a ‘family’.
November 4, 2024 | 7:00 PM / ECPD Distinguished Lectures
ECPD Distinguished Lecture: Jani Erola
Hertie School of Governance
November 5, 2024 | 1:00 PM / Tuesday Dialogues
Falling birth rates: 5 policy options that help families
Online on Zoom
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