Activities

29-06-2022 – 02-07-2022: European Population Conference (EPC), Groningen

• Side meeting ‘Family Ties that Bind Project’

• Clara Mulder presented ‘Family Ties that Bind: A New View of Internal Migration, Immobility and Labour-Market Outcomes’

• Christine Schnor presented ‘Single Mothers by Choice? Trends in Single Mothers’ Socio-Economic Profiles and Mode of Conception in Belgium, 1996-2020’
• Zuzana Zilincikova presented ‘Residential Choice Following Separation and Widowhood among Midlife and Older Adults’
• Zuzana Zilincikova presented ‘Adult Children’s Union Status and Contract with Mothers: A Comparative View Using within-Family Fixed-Effect Models’
• Jonne Thomassen presented ‘Who Stays in Their Birthplace? The role of Intergenerational Birthplace-Ties in Young Adults’ Migration or Staying Behaviour’
• Alyona Artamonova presented ‘Moving towards Older Parents and Short-Term Labour Market Outcomes: The Role of Parental Health’
• Roselinde van der Wiel presented ‘Single Mothers’ Labour Market Position and the Interplay between Repartnering and Migration’

9-05-2022 - 10-05-2022:

• AgingWell meeting, Stockholm. Alyona Artamonova presented (online) ‘Geographic mobility among older people and their adult children in Sweden: the role of parents’ health issues and family ties’

12-05-2022:

• NetResilience seminar, Helsinki. Alyona Artamonova presented (online) ‘On studying family ties with register data’

24-11-2021 - 26-11-2021:

• Alyona Artamonova participated in Trento School of Applied Quantitative Research 'Health inequalities, family and labour market dynamics'

24-11-2021: Dutch Demography Day 2021 (online)

• Jonne Thomassen presented 'Who stays in their birthplace? The role of intergenerational birthplace-ties in the migration behaviour of young adults in Sweden'

• Clara Mulder presented 'Moving to get closer to family: An analysis of matched survey and register data for the Netherlands'

26-10-2021 – 27-10-2021: Workshop on Life Course Analysis: Theoretical perspectives, methodological innovations, and empirical applications (Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research), Rostock

• Alyona Artamonova presented (online) ‘Internal migration toward siblings in later life’

2021-10-17: URSI PhD Conference, Faculty of Spatial Sciences Groningen

• Jonne Thomassen presented "Who stays in the birthplace? The role of intergenerational birthplace-ties in the moving and staying behaviour of young adults in Sweden"

28-05-2021: Invited talk (online) at the Vishnevsky Institute of Demography (National Research University Higher School of Economics), Moscow

• Alyona Artamonova presented “Family ties & internal migration toward siblings in later life”

11-02-2021: Colloquium of the Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics (CED) (online)

• Clara Mulder and Isabel Palomares Linares presented: ‘Family Ties and Migration in Spain’

28-01-2021 – 29-01-2021: ENHR Housing, Migration and Family Dynamics workshop (online)

• Organized by Isabel Palomares Linares
• Jonne Thomassen presented ‘Family and Friends as Constraints to Migration in Spain'
• Alyona Artamonova presented ‘Do older parents’ assisstance needs deter parent-child geographic divergence in Norwegian municipalities?’
• Brian Gillespie presented ‘Social and Family Ties, Neighbourhood Satisfaction, and Residential Mobility’
• Zuzana Zilincikova and Christine Schnor presented ‘Trends in the geographical distance between separated parents in Belgium, 1991-2015’

28-01-2021: A week of debates: Policy in a post-COVID world (online)

• Clara Mulder presented ‘Staying near parents, or moving away?’, Understanding Society Insight Event ‘Parents and children: how one generation influences the next’

16-11-2020 – 19-11-2020: Dutch Demography Week 2020 (online)

• Alyona Artamonova presented ‘Migration towards siblings in later life’
• Brian Gillespie presented ‘Intergenerational solidarity, proximity to parents when moving to independence, and returns to the parental home’
• Clara Mulder presented ‘Internal migration, living close to family and friends, and labor-market outcomes in Spain’
• Jonne Thomassen presented ‘For whom do family ties present a constraint to migration? A study of (im-)mobility decisions in the Spanish labour force’
• Roselinde van der Wiel presented ‘Single mothers’ labour market position and the interplay between repartnering and migration’

14-10-2020 – 16-10-2020: Divorce conference in Cologne, Germany

• Zuzana Zilincikova and Christine Schnor presented ‘Grey divorce in Belgium: who keeps the joint home?’

• Zuzana Zilincikova and Christine Schnor presented ‘Come a little closer: trends in the geographical distance between separated parents in Belgium, 1991-2018’

31-08-2020 - 9-10-2020: Research stay of Alyona Artamonova at Statistics Norway to work with Astri Syse in Oslo, Norway

27-7-2019 - 7-8-2020: Alyona Artamonova participated in Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis (Multilevel Models: Practical Applications)

09-07-2020: Michael Thomas - Presentation about education, employment and family motives at congress Tackling spatial disparities: Geographical mobility and commuting. More information.

25-04-2020: Roselinde van der Wiel - Invited talk at the ESRC Centre for Population Change seminar series, Scotland: “Migration for coresidence: the role of family ties and family complexity”

4-02-2020: Demographic Breakfast in Oslo, Norway

• Alena Artamonova presented “Proximity to Children and Delayed Institutionalisation among Older Adults: Evidence from Sweden”

17-02-2020: Alena Artamonova gave a guest lecture “Family ties perspective on internal migration” for students of International Master in Social Work with Families and Children at the University of Stavanger, Norway

25-01-2020 – 22-02-2020: Research stay of Alena Artamonova at Statistics Norway to work with Astri Syse in Oslo, Norway

21-01-2020: Dr. Michael Thomas presented 'Family, fertility and internal migration in Norway', invited presentation at SUDA Demographic Colloquium Series. Stockholm University Demography Unit (SUDA), University of Stockholm, Sweden.

21-11-2019: National Council on Family Relations Conference in Fort Worth, Texas

• Brian Gillespie and Georgiana Bostean presented “Young Adults’ Transition to Residential Independence: Differences by Immigrant Generation and Parents’ Region of Origin”

20-11-2019: Dutch Demography Day 2019 in Utrecht

• Prof. Clara Mulder presented ‘Young adults’ return migration from large cities in Sweden: The role of siblings’

• Jonne Thomassen (PhD) presented ‘Who stays in their birthplace? The role of geographical contexts, family backgrounds, and intergenerational staying traditions.’

• Alyona Artamonova (PhD) presented ‘Family Ties and geographical mobility among older people and adult children in Sweden

12-10-2019 – 20-10-2019: Research stay of Clara Mulder at Umeå University to work with Gunnar Malmberg and Emma Lundholm

01-10-2019: URSI PhD Conference 2019 in Groningen, the Netherlands

• Alena Artamonova presented “Geographical mobility among older parents and adult children in Sweden”

16-9-2019 - 20-9-2019: Roselinde van der Wiel participated in Marie Jahoda Summer School of Divorce and Children: consequences - perspectives - progress

09-09-2019: Dr. Michael Thomas presented 'Family, fertility and internal migration in Norway: A comparison of native and immigrant populations in Norway', British Society for Population Studies Annual Conference 2019 (09/09/2019 → 11/09/2019), Cardiff, United Kingdom.

9-2019: Society for Longitudinal and Life Course Studies Conference in Potsdam, Germany

• Brian Gillespie presented “Intergenerational Relationships and Leaving & Returning to the Parental Home”

25-8-2019 – 6-9-2019: Research stay of Jonne Thomassen at Umeå University to work with Gunnar Malmberg and Emma Lundholm

22-7-2019 - 2-8-2019: Roselinde van der Wiel participated in Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis

31-3-2019 – 26-4-2019: Research stay of Jonne Thomassen at Umeå University to work with Gunnar Malmberg and Emma Lundholm

31-3-2019 – 12-4-2019: Research stay of Clara Mulder at Umeå University to work with Gunnar Malmberg and Emma Lundholm

3-2019 – 5-2019: Research stay of Brian Gillespie in Stockholm

10-02-2019 – 10-03-2019: Research stay of Alyona Artamonova at Stockholm University to work with Maria Brandén

28-11-2018: Dutch Demography Day 2018 in Utrecht

• Prof. Clara Mulder presented ‘Young adults’ migration to cities in Sweden: Do siblings pave the way?’
• Dr. Michael Thomas presented ‘Employment, education … and family: Revealing the motives behind internal migration in Great Britain.’
• Jonne Thomassen (PhD) presented ‘Immobility among the highly mobile: University graduates’ staying processes, perceptions, and places.’
• Roselinde van der Wiel (PhD) presented ‘Non-resident children as a constraint to migration: the role of re-partnering.’

27-11-2018: Roselinde van der Wiel (PhD) was interviewed on BNR Ochtendspits (Dutch radio programme) about her paper on commitment in LAT relationships. The fragment can be found on https://www.bnr.nl/player/archief by setting the date to 27-11-2018 and the time to 06:53:20 AM (only in Dutch).

24-10-2018 – 16-11-2018: Research stay of Roselinde van der Wiel at Aalborg University to work with Lene Tølbøll

10-9-2018 – 12-9-2018: British Society for Population Studies (BSPS) Conference 2018 in Winchester

• Dr. Brian Gillespie chaired the session 'Residential relocations in a family context.'
• Roselinde van der Wiel (PhD) presented 'Non‐resident children as a constraint to migration: the role of re‐partnering.'
• Prof. Clara Mulder presented 'Moving towards family after union dissolution in the United States.'
• Dr. Michael Thomas presented 'The role of family ties and events on the migration behaviour of adult children and older parents in Norway.'

20-8-2018 – 7-9-2018: Research stay of Clara Mulder at Umeå University to work with Gunnar Malmberg and Emma Lundholm

6-6-2018: FamilyTies-meeting in Brussels

6-6-2018 – 9-6-2018: European Population Conference 2018 in Brussels

• Prof. Clara Mulder presented ‘ Moving Towards Family after Union Dissolution in the United States.’
• Roselinde van der Wiel (PhD) presented ‘From living apart to living together: The impact of women's children born before the current partnership.’

3-4-2018 – 4-4-2018: Workshop ‘Parental Life Courses after Separation and Divorce’ in Berlin. Prof. Clara Mulder gave a presentation on ‘Migration and living arrangements of separated parents.’

12-3-2018 – 16-3-2018: Dr. Amy Spring visited Groningen to work with the FamilyTies team

22-11-17: Dutch Demography Day at the Academy Building of Utrecht University organised by the Netherlands Demographic Society (NVD).