[ Informação ST Famílias e Curso de Vida / APS ]
46th IATUR Conference, SLLS Summer School, pós-doc para o projeto WONDRE (Ways of imagining in children’s lives with information texts) e AG-APS
Estimad@s coleg@s,
Vimos divulgar a chamada de trabalhos no âmbito da 46th IATUR Conference, este ano dedicada ao tema “Novel Perspectives in Time Use Inequalities”, a Summer School 2024 da SLLS – Society for Longitudinal and Lifecourse Studies no Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories, e ainda uma posição de pós-doc para o projecto WONDRE (Ways of imagining in children’s lives with information texts).
Aproveitamos a oportunidade para vos dar conhecimento do relatório de Atividades 2023 e Plano de Atividades 2024 preparado pela equipa coordenadora da ST-Famílias e Curso de Vida para a Assembleia Geral da APS que decorreu ontem. Reiteramos que permanecemos ao V. inteiro dispor para acolher propostas e sugestões que visem a melhoria contínua das ações enunciadas e outras que se venham a desenhar.
Link: https://aps.pt/pt/st_fcv_relatativ2023_e_planoativ2024_20240325/
Com os votos de Páscoa Feliz, contamos regressar em Abril!
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Call for abstracts for 46th IATUR Conference
https://www.iatur.org/events/detail/0d5574e6-a50d-4034-99ca-fb83bd791c62
The call for abstracts for the 46th International Time Use Research Conference taking place in Corfu, Greece on 7-9 October 2024 is open.
Submit your abstract
The conference theme is Novel Perspectives in Time Use Inequalities.
Time-use research has played a pivotal role in increasing the visibility of inequalities in various life domains, including paid and unpaid work, leisure, and health. Recent years have witnessed substantial changes in time allocation, driven by the COVID-19 pandemic and associated changes in working patterns and daily habits. The 46th IATUR conference thus seeks to gather collective insights surrounding the state of time-use inequalities across the world today. Through a series of keynotes and parallel sessions, we hope to gain a better understanding of trends in gender, ethnic, and socioeconomic inequalities in time allocation in various life domains. At the same time, the conference seeks to reflect on advances in methodological and data collection tools and their contribution to the study of time-use allocation.
The conference will host time-use researchers, professionals, and students from around the world on themes related to methodological and substantive issues. These include, but are not limited to:
Cross-national perspectives in time allocation Environmental effects of time-use Evaluation of time-use policies Flexible work, telework, and work-life balance Gender inequalities in time-use Leisure, time poverty, and time pressure Non-standard work, family, and child wellbeing Novel perspectives in time-use inequalities Socio-demographics of time allocation Time-use across the life-course Time-use and health Time-use inequalities in later life Time-use survey design and implementation Use of new technologies for time-use data collection Youth, social media, and welbeing Other All abstracts will undergo a formal peer-review evaluation by the scientific committee.
Please submit your abstract online through the IATUR website. Abstracts should include:
The early deadline for submitting abstracts is Friday May 10, 2024.
Submitters who meet this deadline will receive a notification of acceptance/rejection by Monday, May 20, 2024.
The final deadline for submitting abstracts is Friday 12 July 2024.
Submitters who meet this deadline will receive a notification of acceptance/rejection by Monday, July 22, 2024.
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This year’s SLLS Summer School on longitudinal and life course research will take place between 26-30 August 2024, at the Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories in Bamberg, Germany.
The programme includes lectures and discussions led by expert researchers. Examples are drawn from a wide range of longitudinal data sets and illustrated with social and biological life course outcomes.
Computer lab sessions develop practical and statistical skills for life course research.
Full information and to apply:
https://www.lifbi.de/de-de/Start/Aktuelles-Medien/Veranstaltungen/_info_/details/36214/slls-summer-school
Deadline for applications: 31st May 2024.
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Charles University, Prague, is offering a full-time postdoc position within Dr. Anezka Kuzmicova’s ERC-funded project WONDRE (Ways of imagining in children’s lives with information texts), starting in the autumn of 2024.
Suitable for candidates from a broad range of disciplines who are interested in studying how nonfiction books but also other factual engagements stimulate children’s imagining.
The application deadline is 29 April, 2024. Further information at
https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/205749 and below.
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Full-time postdoc for ERC-funded research on children and nonfiction The Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences of Charles University announces the position of a full-time postdoctoral researcher within the ERC-funded project ‘Ways of Imagining in Children’s Lives with Information Texts’ (WONDRE) led by Dr. Anezka Kuzmicova.
Job description:
• design and implement independent analyses of children’s nonfiction texts • collaborate on integrating the above with empirical research (child and adult participants) and other work led by colleagues, and on moving the project forward as a whole • produce excellent publications, participate in dissemination and networking activities, and in establishing a new childhood studies environment • optionally: teach/supervise students (in English or Czech)
We require:
• completed doctoral studies (or nearing completion) in the field of humanities (e.g. literature), social sciences (e.g. childhood, media
studies) or education, on a topic related to children’s culture, reading/learning research, multimodal text, or similar • documented experience of systematic text analysis and ability to work independently in a cross-disciplinary context • experience of empirical research, with child participants or other populations, is welcome
We offer:
• workload of 1.0 (40 hours per week) for 36 months (extendible subject to funding) • expected start on 1 November 2024 (or as soon as possible thereafter) • assistance upon relocating to Prague • wide range of employee benefits (higher value meal vouchers, contribution to a kindergarten, contribution to an annual Prague public transport card, contribution to pension and/or life insurance, contribution to Sodexo Multi Pass Card, etc. Benefits are governed by valid internal regulations of the faculty.)
The written application must contain:
• academic CV
• a list of publications
• a copy of the highest education certificate (does not apply to those who have already been or are currently employed at the faculty and their education was verified by the personnel department in the past) • a motivation letter including a brief idea for research design as per the project´s aims • two reference letters including referee´s full contact details • two samples of academic writing
Candidates can send their applications by 29 April 2024 to the email address kariera@fsv.cuni.cz, marked as “Postdoc ERC WONDRE”.
For further information, please visit the initial project website: https://iksz.fsv.cuni.cz/en/research/ways-imagining-childrens-lives-information-texts-wondre
and fact sheet: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101114939
The PI can be contacted at anezka.kuzmicova@fsv.cuni.cz.
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