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The 11th International Community, Work and Family Conference is coming to Porto, Portugal ๐ต๐น
๐ University of Porto
๐๏ธ 1โ3 September 2027
Conference theme, Call for Papers & more details coming soon!
#CWF2027@WFRN@SocioFamilyISA@UPorto
๐ข #Coworking spaces are expanding worldwide, but long-term sustainability remains a challenge.
Drawing on insights from users, managers, and policymakers, new #research explores how to build shared #workspaces people want to use.
Read more ๐ https://t.co/WuRZOgqlBY
๐ How did the COVID-19 pandemic shape the work and home lives of EMS professionals?
A qualitative study of EMTs and paramedics in rural Texas explores the intersection of work, family, and crisis response.
Read it in CWF ๐ https://t.co/pyU923FQOi
๐ฃ Call for Papers! Community, Work & Family is seeking submissions for a special issue on cognitive labor and the mental load of care across the life course.
๐ Deadline: Nov. 1, 2026
Details: https://t.co/vTeUuyr0lK
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What shapes the way work, care, and family life fit together?
The latest issue of CWF brings together research on gendered inequalities, mental labor, childcare, working time, work-family conflict, and family wellbeing.
Explore Volume 29, Issue 3:
https://t.co/78FhMMZULL
Call for Papers: @CWF_Journal. Special Issue โCentering Care Across the Life Course: Understanding Cognitive Labor & the Mental Load. Deadline 11/1/26. Stems from the 8th Biennial Work Family Researchers Network Meeting in Montreal, 6/17-20/26. https://t.co/3O1vjYuI2Y #WFRN2026
Two years after the onset of Covid-19, most families reported little change in how housework and caregiving responsibilities were divided.
This study examines the pandemic's longer-term impact on unpaid labor within households.
๐ https://t.co/Wix1O82Dbg
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NEW ARTICLE ๐ "Parental nonstandard work schedule and childrenโs educational outcomes"
Authored by: Abay Asfaw (@CDCgov, @NIOSH)
Read at the link: https://t.co/saDvWRkLJT
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๐ขThe latest issue of CWF is now available!
This issue explores:
โข Workโfamily conflict, care, & worker wellbeing
โข Organizational structures & flexibility
โข Boundary management in everyday life
Browse at the link: https://t.co/prS6D8WDt2
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"How does remote-first work impact fathersโ engagement with domestic tasks and the provision of child-related care, and...how does the experience of working remote-first impact fathersโ relationships with their children and partners?"
Read more ๐ https://t.co/O81sjZkbcf
Please take a minute or two---It's Time to Renew Your WFRN 2026 Membership. Thank you in advance for your support of our vibrant work and family community. https://t.co/gCnn44tvj7
Are you a grad student? Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity! Call for Graduate Student Preconference Applications. Due 1/15/26. Information about the 2026 @WFRN conference and the preconference application: https://t.co/a57YyjjrcY #WFRN2026
๐ New Issue Out Now | Community, Work & Family
Vol. 28, Issue 5 explores how workโfamily policies, gender dynamics, care roles, emotional labor, & caregiving stress shape family well-being in contemporary societies.
๐ Read the latest research: https://t.co/WNkEYHFRWI
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#Sociology doesnโt sit on the sidelines in times of crisis.
Explore this FREE article collection from @tandfonline featuring CWF and other prominent journals in the field!
Access through January 2026 at the link
๐https://t.co/BjW9sDP9hb
#OpenAccess#AcademicTwitter
We are proud to have a presence at the @ASAnews annual meetings this year!
๐ Please join us for a session exploring how journals, books, and their communities are supporting the field, and how publishing can respond to emerging challenges in sociology.
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