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.
Sait Bayrakdar
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Researching education, social stratification, young people, care and migration @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social and @sociowarwick.bsky.social
We are in Belgrade for our @youngliveskcl.bsky.social cross-European symposium on success and equity in the post-16 transitions of young people who don’t go to university. The first day was full of engaging presentations and insightful discussions. Looking forward to the start of the second day.
As part of our ThirdGen Project, we presented in three difference conferences this summer. It was great to connect with other researchers and get constructive feedback on our work in prgoress. third-generation.org/thirdgen-tea...
ThirdGen team presented at three international conferences in summer 2025 – The Third Generation
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Today, we had a great session on education and labour market transitions at the RC28 conference. I presented a paper on access to apprenticeships in England from our @youngliveskcl.bsky.social project. It is satisfying to receive good, constructive feedback. Also, great weather and a lovely campus!
Today at #ISAforum2025, our @youngliveskcl.bsky.social team member Rana Khazbak presented our work on young people who do not continue with full time education. Great panel showcasing how longitudinal qual data from India, US, Germany and UK is advancing our understanding of youth transitions.
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.
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.
Our Young Lives, Young Futures colleague Olly Newton @edgeuk.bsky.social has written a powerful article in @schoolsweek.bsky.social highlighting the need for more social spaces and opportunities for young people outside of school schoolsweek.co.uk/three-steps-...
How to really make adolescence meaningful again
To resolve issues raised by the Netflix drama, we have to ask the right questions of the right people
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There are a few days left to submit an abstract for our cross-European symposium! Apply before 30th April! www.ylyf.co.uk/post/call-fo...
Call for papers: Achieving success and equity in the post-16 transitions of young people who don't go to university: A cross-European symposium
We are pleased to announce a call for contributions to a cross-European symposium to take place in Belgrade (immediately after the ECER conference) on 13-14 September 2025.The symposium will focus on ...
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📢 We have a call for papers out! Join our cross-European symposium on achieving success and equity in the post-16 transitions of young prople who don't go to university. Submit abstracts before 30th April! www.ylyf.co.uk/post/call-fo...
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I’ve never seen such clampdowns in Istanbul. Turkey’s democracy is fighting for its life | Orhan Pamuk
The jailing of President Erdoğan’s main political rival is the low point of a decade-long march towards autocracy – but the protesters aren’t done yet either, says writer Orhan Pamuk
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📢 We have a call for papers out! Join our cross-European symposium on achieving success and equity in the post-16 transitions of young prople who don't go to university. Submit abstracts before 30th April! www.ylyf.co.uk/post/call-fo...
Call for papers: Achieving success and equity in the post-16 transitions of young people who don't go to university: A cross-European symposium
We are pleased to announce a call for contributions to a cross-European symposium to take place in Belgrade (immediately after the ECER conference) on 13-14 September 2025.The symposium will focus on ...
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Call for papers! As part of a @youngliveskcl.bsky.social symposium, we invite researchers to send their papers on achieving success and equity in the post-16 transitions of young people who don't go to university. www.ylyf.co.uk/post/call-fo...
Call for papers: Achieving success and equity in the post-16 transitions of young people who don't go to university: A cross-European symposium
We are pleased to announce a call for contributions to a cross-European symposium to take place in Belgrade (immediately after the ECER conference) on 13-14 September 2025.The symposium will focus on ...
ylyf.co.uk
Last month we had an amazing meeting with our advisory board members of the ThirdGen Study. I would like to thank all the attendees for a very productive and insightful debate on our questionnaire. @ayseguveli.bsky.social @sociowarwick.bsky.social More info: third-generation.org/thirdgen-adv...
UNHCR has launched a new survey of Syrian refugees.
We had a great time last week working with Genesis Sun and @journeytojustice.bsky.social in a workshop to hear young people's views and ideas about education and employment opportunities in the Black Country #youthvoice #youthresearch
Cool workshop with young people from the Black Country in Wolverhampton delivered by us and Genesis Sun for a piece of ground-breaking research by Young Lives Young Futures looking at young people in transition from school to work 😊 journeytojustice.org.uk/workshop-in-...
Cool workshop with young people from the Black Country in Wolverhampton delivered by us and Genesis Sun for a piece of ground-breaking research by Young Lives Young Futures looking at young people in transition from school to work 😊 journeytojustice.org.uk/workshop-in-...
Find out about the reality of #apprenticeships policy in England since 2010 in our new paper using data from the Young Lives, Young Futures study. Available open access in the Journal of Vocational Education and Training @kingsecs.bsky.social @edgeuk.bsky.social www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1...
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It's National Apprenticeships Week so check out our recent publications on apprenticeships policy in England to find how policy has changed since 2010 #NAW2025 www.ylyf.co.uk/latestpublic...
Publications | Young Lives, Young Futures
Publications, talks, events, conferences and media coverage for Young Lives, Young Futures, an ESRC-funded study of young people's education-to-work transitions in England.
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Happy to announce that we have published a new paper on apprenticeships in England. Available here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1... @kingsecs.bsky.social @youngliveskcl.bsky.social #openaccess #apprenticeships #education #england A few highlights 🔽
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Before I log off this year, ..... If you think the integration and assimilation discussion is too limited, read this brief. @sociowarwick.bsky.social @saitb.bsky.social
Migrating to EU countries empowers women through increased labour market participation, but they are often underemployed. Research shows a need for policies against ethnic penalties in the labour market. All findings here: population-europe.eu/research/pol... 📸: Y. S. Uylaş
- What can we learn about #migration to Europe? - Have migrants & their families fared better or worse than those who stayed behind? - How can this help shape policy? See a Population Europe summary of research by Dr Sebnem Eroglu & colleagues: tinyurl.com/mr574tje #IMD2024 @saitb.bsky.social
We have written a policy insight on the gains of Turkish migrants & their descendants in Europe. The results are, as often, hard to summarise in a short space but we can confidently say that migrants change and adapt. They do despite all the challenges they face. population-europe.eu/research/pol...
Multigenerational Consequences of Migration: Women's Gains vs. Labor Market Barriers | Population Europe
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Sociologists of education - do consider submitting an abstract for this @britsoci.bsky.social event on the future of sociology of education
🔊 Call for papers! Join us for the @britsoci.bsky.social Presidential Event, in collaboration with the BSA Education Study Group. ⏳ Deadline: 30 January 2025 💬 Theme: The Future of the Sociology of Education 📅 Date: 6 June 2025 📍 Place: BSA Meeting Room, London 🔗 britsoc.co.uk/events/key-b...
Earlier this month, we had the first public event for our #ThirdGen project. Our PI @ayseguveli.bsky.social presented our research findings on Turkish migrants in Europe and their descendants and shared what is to come next! @sociowarwick.bsky.social warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/soci...
Public Talk by Ayse Guveli on Turkish Migration to Europe
In Germany, so-called hashtag#Gastarbeiter migrants were recruited to the labour market from the 1950s. How do their experiences affect their grandchildren hashtag#ThirdGeneration today? Online talk w...
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