Research Digest

This OECD Education and Skills report, supported by Amazon, presents the most comprehensive study to date on teenagers’ career aspirations across 80 countries, comparing two decades of data [...]

Research shows significant benefits for students and educators when schools actively partner with families to support young people’s learning and development, including lower rates of chronic [...]

This decade may mark a strategic shift in how employers address the needs of working families, with forward-thinking companies offering more comprehensive and inclusive services to drive [...]

Family and intergenerational literacy and learning (FILL) programmes are powerful tools for breaking cycles of low literacy and unlocking opportunity. They strengthen foundational skills for both [...]

Children and young people’s mental health is a critical public health concern, with depression and anxiety among the most common conditions in EU/EEA countries. Mental ill-health symptoms can go [...]

The report on “Promoting Family Well-being: Corporate Policies to Support Early Childhood. Case Study: Grupo Coppel,” analyzes how the implementation of family-friendly policies [...]

The International Labour Organization published a quick guide on the communication of results after implementation of latest standards on statistics of work, employment, and labour [...]

European societies are undergoing significant demographic shifts due to population ageing and increased international migration, resulting in major changes in the provision of care, social [...]

In many countries, birth registration comes as the premier family-friendly policy in order to know and asses the existence and needs of children. Policies need data to be well design, [...]

Vanier Institute’s new resource explores three decades of change, continuity, and complexity among families in Canada. Released during the International Year of the Family’s 30th anniversary, [...]