At the 33rd National Conference on Developmental Psychology, we presented analyses on the involvement of fathers and mothers in activities related to their children, and their sense of satisfaction.
The ESFRI Stakeholders Forum meeting took place in Kraków, where we proudly represented the Generations and Gender Programme (GGP).
We presented data on intensive parenting from the Generations and Gender Survey, along with its research potential.
We gave a presentation at the conference organized by Statistics Poland (GUS) titled ‘Resident – but who exactly? Measuring the immeasurable’.
This event provided an excellent opportunity to learn about Poland’s role in the development of the EOSC Federation.
On January 16–17, a conference of Polish representatives in European research infrastructures was held as part of the 'Regional Initiative of Excellence' program.
Do people today feel lonely and socially excluded? Data from the second round of the Generations and Gender Survey helps shed some light on this issue.
What you think matters to us! In the Generations and Gender Survey, we ask whether respondents believe that a woman needs to have children in order to feel fulfilled — here’s what the responses have looked like so far.
Do a large number of young people plan to leave their country of origin in the next few years? Our analyses help shed some light on this issue.
What are we asking in the study? We invite you to explore a simple analysis regarding preferences about having children in different countries.