Hungarian-Ghanaian cooperation for families
The delegation of KINCS presented Hungary's family policy, the operation of the Maria Kopp Institute, and domestic good practices such as the Parents' House program in Ghana.
The delegation of KINCS presented Hungary's family policy, the operation of the Maria Kopp Institute, and domestic good practices such as the Parents' House program in Ghana.
Shift Towards a Family-Friendly Europe international conference - detailed report
Nowadays we often meet the question of what our family-friendly Europe should be like. Hungarian family policy measures are recognized and exemplary on a global scale, but we are still at the...
The KINCS Research Center of Education Sciences was established at the University of Debrecen
The cooperation agreement on the establishment of the institution was signed by the representatives of the Ministry of Human Resources (EMMI), the Institute and the University on Wednesday in the...
Those in childbearing age are looking forward to the launch of new family support initiatives
The Family Protection Action Plan is favourable for Hungarian families and can help to improve the demographic situation in Hungary - reveals the latest research by the Maria Kopp Institute for...
Shift Towards a Family-friendly Europe - International Conference
Hungary believes that it is possible to grow on the basis of its own strength and become a rejuvenating nation - said the Minister of State for Family and Youth at the Ministry of Human Capacities...
The Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland hosted a conference on family services
Between March 11-13, 2019, the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Poland, has hosted its first international conference on family services. Amongst the speakers of the event were Ignacio...
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- KINCS has attended the 63rd session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women
- KINCS consultation with the leaders of the Polish Government Population Council
- The trend of Hungarians to desire for children is unbroken
- KINCS: two-thirds of mothers with young children would take advantage of the Family Protection Action Plan
