Sustainability@Leave
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We are pleased to announce the publication of Building better parenting leave survey data: A repository of survey questions for comparative policy analysis. Comparative...
Working Group 3 (WG3) of Sustainability@Leave has actively developed interdisciplinary research collaboration on paid parental leave, children and family well-being. Starting with discussions at...
As part of its work on the links between parenting leave, children’s well-being and social sustainability, Working Group 3 (WG3) of the Sustainability@Leave COST...
From the outset, a key objective of Sustainability@Leave was to build a broad and interdisciplinary network around paid parental leave and social sustainability. The...
Stakeholders directly engaged in Sustainability@Leave activities Key organisations reached through dissemination and policy dialogue Collaborating networks and research infrastructures
Several members and contributors of Sustainability@Leave appeared at the programme of the 24th ESPAnet Annual Conference 2026 in Lisbon:
Our members Pedro-Romero Balsas, (UAM, WG4), Martin Gurin (Bar-Ilan University, WG4) and Katarzyna Suwada organized a semi-plenary session at the 17th ESA Conference in...
At the 16th ESA Conference in Porto, members of our Action participated in the session “Parental leave: theoretical and terminological approaches”:
Our members Ann-Zofie Duvander, Marie Valentova and Merve Uzunalioğlu organised the session “The Role of Work Organizations in the Implementation of Social Policy. Special...
Our members Ann-Zofie Duvander, Alison Koslowski and Gerardo Meil organised a session “Comparative family policy research with special attention to paid parental leave and...
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