UPCOMING AND RECENT EVENTS
To ring in the New Year, Counting Women’s Work has released estimates from four additional member countries for a total of ten countries.
Scholars and practitioners from around the world met online to share results on unpaid care work using the National Time Transfer Accounts framework developed by Counting Women’s Work.
Counting Women's Work and the Population Reference Bureau collaborated on a webinar featuring CWW country teams discussing research and policy around the world and a senior national statistician giving the perspective of someone directly involved in public policy and public statistics.
To ring in the New Year, Counting Women’s Work has released estimates from four additional member countries for a total of ten countries.
Members of the Counting Women’s Work and National Transfer Accounts projects will be presenting research at a joint conference in Seoul, hosted by the Korea Institute of Health and Social Welfare (KIHASA) of Korea and the East-West Center (EWC) of the United States.
Researchers affiliated with Counting Women's Work and the National Transfer Accounts projects will be presenting research at the 8th annual conference of the Union of African Population Scientists in Entebbe, Uganda.
CWW PI joins the 2019 annual meeting of the Care Work and the Economy Project (CWE-GAM) in Glasgow, Scotland in July, 2018.
CWW PI at HelpAge Asia-Pacific Regional Conference, focus on older women as care producers
Researchers affiliated with Counting Women's Work and the National Transfer Accounts project will present their findings at the 40th IATUR conference in Budapest, Hungary, October 24-26.
Researchers from CWW will join the 2018 annual meeting of the Care Work and the Economy Project (CWE-GAM) in Berlin, Germany in October 21-23, 2018.