Sait Bayrakdar

@saitb.bsky.social

Researching education, social stratification, young people, care and migration @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social and @sociowarwick.bsky.social

We had a busy week. First went to Rotterdam to meet our long term colleague Harry Ganzeboom to work on our Third-Gen Project questionnaire and then attended the ESA RN 22 conference where we presented our 'future' work on intergenerational care.

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We had an inspiring session yesterday morning at #ISAforum25 in Rabat! Our panel included papers on migrant socio-economic outcomes and relocation patterns, exploring family and gender effects. Enjoyed presenting our paper, followed by a rich debate by an enthusiastic audience.

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Just finished our session this morning at #IMISCOE2025. We had an inspiring discussion with fellow presenters and new connections. Now I can sit back and enjoy the remaining sessions. Nice to be back in a migration conference after a long pause!

Had a very inspiring first day at #IMISCOE2025 with sessions on loneliness in old age and migration and care. On Thursday (July 3rd) I will be presenting our paper on the gendered consequences of migration for occupational attainment in the "Migration and the labour market" panel.

Sociologists of education - do consider submitting an abstract for this @britsoci.bsky.social event on the future of sociology of education

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