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More than a thousand people filled out the KINCS questionnaire at the BabaMama Expo

More than 10,000 people visited Hungary's largest family event, the BabaMama Expo, where the Mária Kopp Institute and the Professional Association of Hungarian Health Visitors (MVSZSZ) also participated. More than 1,000 people filled out a KINCS questionnaire about having children, the results of which were presented by Tünde Fűrész, President of KINCS, at a press conference held at the Institute's stand.

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Promoting labour market participation of parents with young children - International Scientific Symposium

Promoting the labour market participation of parents with young children is one of the most current social and economic issues of our time, and one that is receiving a lot of attention at international level. In this spirit, we organised our International Scientific Symposium, hosted by the ELTE Faculty of Law and Political Sciences. The event started with the launch of the latest KINCS book "Promoting labour market participation of parents with young children across the EU", which brings together the experiences and recommendations of 24 experts from 17 countries on work-life balance and labour market participation of parents with young children.

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The Croatian Ivo Pilar Institute of Social Sciences and the Kopp Maria Institute for Population and Families (KINCS) have signed a cooperation agreement

The Croatian Ivo Pilar Institute of Social Sciences and the Kopp Maria Institute for Population and Families (KINCS) have signed a cooperation agreement with the primary aim of sharing knowledge and organising joint research - with a special focus on families and demography -, producing joint publications and educational materials, providing mutual publication opportunities, and organising expert meetings and scientific conferences.

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6th meeting of the Executive Network for Family Values

The Executive Network for Family Values, launched by the Mária Kopp Institute in 2019, met for the sixth time, now under the theme "Protecting family values". The hybrid meeting was attended by more than 30 representatives of 20 organisations from 13 countries.

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