Rosa Weber

@rosaweber.bsky.social

Associate Professor in sociology at Stockholm University | migration, integration, gender inequalities, life course & much more | https://rosaweber.github.io/

What does it take to turn paternity leave into actual fatherhood? Join us for the Family Policy seminar on November 12 at 4pm with Romain Delès (University of Bordeaux, Institut Universitaire de France) on "From Daddy Months to Fatherhood: the ‘Last Mile’ of Gender-Equal Family Policy in Sweden."

From Daddy Months to Fatherhood: the “Last Mile” of Gender-Equal Family Policy in Sweden

Next seminar of the Familial Policies working group

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I am very happy to share that I have been awarded an ERC Starting Grant for the immiGEN project, “(Dis)advantage Across Countries and Generations: Intergenerational Social Mobility in Immigrant Families”! Thank you to all my friends, colleagues, and family for all your encouragement along the way!

From this review- “Think of all the diligent, decent black academics who have been lumbered with the embarrassment of having Arday as a figurehead” - no, think of *why* black academics are held collectively responsible in ways that white academics are not

Stephen Bush@stephenkb.bsky.social · 3mo ago

I think functionally all of the post-resignation coverage that was about him rather than Cambridge was excessive (e.g. this poisonous review of a book nobody is going to buy - why)

Why are women still underrepresented in STEM—despite major policy efforts? And what does this mean for gender pay gaps? • Gender pay gaps are largest outside STEM • Gaps are smallest in physics, engineering and computer science (PECS)—when parenthood is delayed or absent doi.org/10.1016/j.ss...

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We then moved to Paris to join the 'Third Generation and Beyond' workshop at Ined to meet researchers doing work on third-generation individuals with a migrant background. Great research, engaging discussions, and promising connections.

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So pleased my article on geo-coding addresses of 121 million + people in British censuses 1851-1911 is now out with Historical Methods! #openaccess - map any census info (ages, occupations, birthplaces etc) by address - link census to other spatial datasets Get the code and data 👇

Map of London in 1901 showing percentage of people born overseas by street.

Excited to share my latest published research article, which is also the last part of my PhD thesis! Migrant women rely more heavily on their formal education than on social contacts in locating work, whereas contacts assist low-educated migrant men in securing work. For more: 10.33134/njmr.664

I am happy to share that I received a grant from the Swedish Research Council for a three-year project (4.8 SEK). We will examine how workplace and neighbourhood segregation shape the employment trajectories of refugees and their children in Sweden.

Segregation across multiple domains - Stockholm University

Segregation across multiple domains: How does workplace and neighbourhood segregation shape the employment trajectories of refugees and their children?

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