Until now, in the debate on all-day childcare and education it was especially children under six years of age at the centre of interest, but there is also a need to put more attention to children of primary school age.…
Hyvä kysymys – meaning Good Question – is now available in English (and Swedish). Hyvä kysymys supports and encourages people to find solutions to puzzling life situations. The English version contains mainly information and services ready to use for all…
Not all children are going back to school in August and September. This webinar aims to raise awareness on the exclusion of children with disabilities from education and from mainstream education, structurally and in COVID-19 times. Session 1: actions and…
While the health crisis and confinement have worsened the living conditions of children with disabilities and their family caregivers, causing fatigue, isolation, weariness... their struggle continues. Once again, this year, many students with disabilities will not have a schooling solution…
The COVID-19 global pandemic will have long-term consequences for our societies and the global economy. It is imperative to implement a gender-sensitive approach in the responses to the pandemic and in the recovery phase – to make these measures more…
OECD Social, Employment and Migration has a working papers series which is designed to be make available to a wider readership selected labour market, social policy and migration studies prepared for use within the OECD. The paper "Delivering evidence based…
Martin Schmalzried, COFACE Families Europe’s Policy and Advocacy Manager, has been reappointed at the European Banking Authority’s Banking Stakeholder Group (EBA BSG) and newly appointed at the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority’s Insurance and Reinsurance Stakeholder Group (EIOPA IRSG)…
The European Commission has committed to propose a Child Guarantee policy instrument in 2021, most probably in the form of a Council recommendation. This policy instrument will provide further guidance and a coherent policy response, building on the 2013 Commission…
An annual report is always a good opportunity to reflect about the past and prepare for the future. The 2019 report shows clearly the wide range of expertise of our members and the activities we organised together: a series…
After joining Instagram last year, COFACE Families Europe attended to the next social media channel – YouTube. We started collecting our creative videos already 4 years ago mainly on financial inclusion and digitalisation. Over the years, our channel gathered audio-visual…
Although digital technologies are an integral part of all areas of life, children and young people use ICT most frequently at home. The omnipresence of digital technologies affects the social interactions in their homes and thus influences the family dynamics.…
The Gezinsbond from Belgium (COFACE member) developed an innovative training programme in 2008 for parents aimed to develop their knowledge and skillset on new media, that their children daily use. Background information Parents know too little about the online activities…
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