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Family and Children
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The Future of the Generations to Come. Youth, Work-Life-Balance and Solidarity in Europe

The Future of the Generations to Come

Youth, Work-Life-Balance and Solidarity in Europe
On the 23rd of January, the Generations & Gender Programme (GGP) and Population Europe organized a seminar at the European Parliament with the support of the MEP’s Alessia Mosca, Brando Benifei and Emilian Pavel. This event is part of the dissemination activities of the EU-project The Generations & Gender Programme – Evaluate, Plan, Initiate (GGP-EPI).
Internship Generations and Gender Programme (GGP)

The Future of the Generations to Come. Youth, Work-Life-Balance and Solidarity in Europe

Tue Jan 23
The main objective of this seminar is to present and discuss findings from research on Transition to Adulthood and the future needs young generations may face in terms of family formation and ageing. We also want to discuss to what extent policies are tackling the key issues identified by scholars. This event is kindly hosted by Alessia Mosca, Brando Benifei and Emilian Pavel, Members of the European Parliament.   The programme commences with talks on the latest research findings in these fields by:  
Men’s Health and Co-residence with Older Generations in Russia

Men’s Health and Co-residence with Older Generations in Russia

Better or worse?
With the increasing housing prices and the need to take care of an ageing population, many young generations are living together with their parents, parents-in-law or grandparents (here forth, older generations). Previous research confirms the importance of intergenerational living arrangements (ILAs) for health, but it is still unclear whether ILA is beneficial or detrimental for one’s health.
Person: Denisenko
Denisenko
Mikhail B.
Ageing and Life Expectancy
Family and Children
Health
Migration and Integration
Projections and Forecasts
Working Life
Becoming an Adult in Europe

Becoming an Adult in Europe

It’s time to provide more cross-sectorial support to young people
Download Population & Policy Compact 13/2017 (746.84 KB)
Key messages: Policy proposals for young Europeans should be based on a life course perspective. Challenges faced by individuals should be seen as a consequence of a series of intertwined life events that occur within particular policy, socio-economic and cultural contexts. Independence in young adulthood should be viewed as a multi-dimensional concept, which includes residential, economic and psychological independence. 
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