📙New research by @vincentrramos_ and @maienv in @family_journal.
95% of highly educated young adults in the Philippines intend to marry, regardless of job status, but those in precarious work plan to marry later.
Read more: https://t.co/P44GwsIClv
#poptwitter#demography
🚨Call for applications - WES PhD Showcase Writing Workshop, 2-3 June 2025 at the University of Nottingham, led by 4 @WESjnl editors. Excellent opportunity for 16 delegates. Open to international members, with limited contribution. See - https://t.co/j7QRzCWK7a
Bonn SDG Fellowships for research projects related to SDGs for periods of 3–10 months.
Monthly scholarship of €3,000
+ family allowance and research grants
Details at https://t.co/Pocc4KgfTr
Apply by 31st March 2025
1st year PhD student showing up at the 8 am panel with 25 expertly crafted slides, 57 backup slides, and print-outs prepared four weeks in advance
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Tenured professor giving the keynote with two slides of mood pictures clicked together in the hotel lobby 15 minutes earlier
📣 Announcement Alert: SAVE THE DATE!
We are happy to announce the upcoming Conference of the Graduate Inequality Review to be held on 12 July 2024 at the University of Oxford.
Atin Ito's 2nd Civilian Supply Mission to the #WestPhilippineSea is led once again by a woman--Akbayan President Rafaela David. It's "David vs. Goliath Part 2"—symbolic of a small, determined nation standing up to a superpower aggressor. ♀️❤️💪🇵🇭 #WPSAtinIto#CivilianizeWPS
GIR has released another blog article with the title:
"Inequality 101: 5 authors that changed the way we think about INEQUALITY"
Read article here: https://t.co/2r0VllOgHp
#CallforPapers Deadline: 10 May 18:00 BST
The organisers of the 7th CEPR @bancaditalia Workshop on Labour Market Policies and Institutions invite submissions on wage setting, labour market resilience, labour supply policies, anti-poverty programs and more
https://t.co/10CFTgJpP0
Had the pleasure of reviewing & discussing the policy brief on fair and equitable learning in the Philippines and Cambodia through EdTech. Thank you, Jean, for an amazing article, and Mike, for facilitating. Most especially, thank you to @gchumanrights for the invitation!
💡📚Let's start the discussion of research and findings in Asia-Pacific with @michaelhayes, @GCAsiaPacific Programme Director, Jean Dinco, GC Policy Observatory Analyst, and @maienv, Doctoral Researcher in Social Policy at @UniofOxford.
The topic at the table is ‘EdTech and the Right to Education: Policy Adaptations for Fair and Equal Learning in the Philippines and Cambodia’
The POLICY OBSERVATORY WORKSHOP "The digitalisation of education systems and its impact on human rights, with particular attention to the right to education" has started at #GCHumanRights
In collaboration with @MinisteroEstri e @EU_Partnerships
📢📢 The Graduate Inequality Review Vol. 3, a student-led publication at @DSPI_Oxford, puts the spotlight on the theme: "Polarisation and Inequality: Examining the Links and Consequences and Overcoming these Challenges".
Posting some of the stats @maienv shared with us on the livestream about marriage rates, cohabitation, female labor participation, and gender equality in the Philippines 🇵🇭
🧵Thread:
@GabzBD@arbiebaguios@lelanddelacruz Esping-Andersen (Varieties of Capitalism) is a good start although very Euro-centric. But discussions have become more developed and alternative models have emerged.
@GabzBD@arbiebaguios@lelanddelacruz Hello, jumping in from social policy side! In our studies of welfare regimes, we recognise embeddedness of markets -- businesses are social actors alongside state, labour, civil society. How they contribute (or hinder) welfare development depends on power dynamics.
📢 We are very excited to announce our 3rd
@coordinate_eu
Summer School: Introduction to life course research and sequence analysis Exploring youth trajectories with the Catalan Youth Survey Dataset More detail can be found 👇🏾
https://t.co/hN8uC2OzuJ
In celebration of International Women's month, I will be joining an online conversation on socioeconomic realities of Filipino women. Streaming on Thursday, 5pm Philippines time.
Career, marriage, motherhood, self-care—ang mahal maging babae! Kickstart #WomensMonth with us as we chat with economist Maien Vital and Prof. Natsy Africa-Verceles about the economics of being Pinay.
Catch us live on Youtube on Thursday at 5pm! https://t.co/dXHygAQaM1
The @InequalityRev is a student publication based in @DSPI_Oxford. We are open to contributions outside Oxford and the academic community. We welcome fresh voices and perspectives from all over the world (especially the Global South)!
Are you passionate about social justice and driven to address contemporary societal inequities? If so, we invite you to contribute to the Graduate Inequality Review Blog.
GIR, a student publication based in @DSPI_Oxford, is looking for External Reviewers to review submissions for its yearly publication. The qualifications are as follows:
· Already attained PhD (any institution)
· Has published at least 1 article on relevant topics