Final workshop Paris 2024

Childhood (dis)advantage: Early Career Researchers Masterclass

Programme

June 6, 2024

Introductory lecture: Lonnie Berger (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Income and Child Maltreatment: Implications of Poverty-Reduction Policies (paper).

 
Session 1 

Chair: Melissa Martinson (University of Washington) 

Emma Romell (University of Wisconsin-Madison): Family structure, infant health, and social context in France, the United Kingdom, and the United States (presentation).

Inès Malroux (Inserm; EHESS): Self-care skills in early childhood: differences at the intersection of gender and social class. 
 

Session 2

Chair: Alice Goisis (Centre for Longitudinal Studies, UCL)

Marta Facchini (INVEST, University of Turku): Is parents’ employment uncertainty linked to infant health? Patterns and mechanisms in France (abstract).

Césarine Boinet (University of Strathclyde): The Transition from Universal to Means-Tested Benefits in France: Effects on Families and Children. 
 

Session 3 

Chair: Olivier Thévenon (OECD)

Laudine Carbuccia (Sciences Po; ENS): Leveraging interdisciplinary insights to mitigate the SES-based gap in ECEC enrolment in France: evidence from a mixed-methods, multi-arm experiment (presentation).

Yuliya Kazakova (INED): Childhood Deprivation and Health in France, the United States, and the United Kingdom (presentation).

Wrap up: Childhood disadvantage: where are we at? What future avenues for research? Lidia Panico (Sciences Po; INED)