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SUMMARY:Faculty presentation: Jennifer Hook\, USC
DESCRIPTION:Please join us on May 18th\, as Professor Jennifer Hook presents her ongoing work on national-level work-family policies and occupational sex segregation. The session will be held in person at Haines 279\, but we will have a Zoom hybrid option.\n\n\nMay 18th (Wednesday)\, 10am-11am |  Haines 279\n\n\nJennifer Hook (Professor of Sociology\, USC)\n\nTitle: National Work-Family Policies and the Occupational Segregation of Women and Mothers in European Countries\, 1999–2016\n\n\n*This session is co-sponsored by the Gender and Sexuality Working Group and the Social Stratification\, Inequality\, and Mobility Working Group.
URL:https://fwg.soc.ucla.edu/event/faculty-presentation-jennifer-hook-usc/
LOCATION:Haines Hall\, Rm 279
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220502T130000
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SUMMARY:Hybrid Workshop with Ellen Van Damme
DESCRIPTION:Please join the Family Working Group on May 2nd\, 1pm in Haines 279 for Ellen Van Damme’s presentation on a chapter of her book\, Chapter 4: Matriarchal Families in a Patriarchal Society. \n \nEllen Van Damme is a Fulbright post-doctoral researcher at the Center for the Study of International Migration (CSIM) who studies women\, violence and gangs in Honduras.
URL:https://fwg.soc.ucla.edu/event/hybrid-workshop-with-ellen-van-damme/
LOCATION:Haines Hall\, Rm 279
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SUMMARY:Student Work-in-Progress Workshop: Ahyeon Cho
DESCRIPTION:Shifting Races: The Influence of Family Structures on the Racial Identities of Multiracial Individuals
URL:https://fwg.soc.ucla.edu/event/student-work-in-progress-workshop-ahyeon-cho/
LOCATION:Haines Hall\, Rm 279
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200130T120000
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SUMMARY:Giovanni Rossi\, "Doing more than expected: Thanking recognizes another’s agency in providing assistance"
DESCRIPTION:Abstract: \nSaying ‘thank you’ is considered an important element of polite behavior\, at least in English-speaking societies. Yet recent research shows that\, in informal interaction among family and friends across different languages and cultures\, people rarely thank a person who has complied with a request — on average\, on just one out of twenty occasions. Examining data from informal interaction among speakers of English\, German\, Italian\, Polish\, and Telugu\, we ask what happens on those rare occasions someone does say ‘thank you’ for complying with a request. The results show that thanking treats another’s assistance as going beyond what could be taken for granted in the circumstances. Coupled with the overall rareness of thanking after requests\, this suggests that cooperation is to a great extent governed by expectations of helpfulness — expectations that can be long-standing\, or that are built over the course of a particular interaction. At the same time\, the relatively higher frequency of thanking in some languages (such as English or Italian) suggests that cultures differ in the importance they place on recognizing another’s agency in providing assistance.
URL:https://fwg.soc.ucla.edu/event/giovanni-rossi-doing-more-than-expected-thanking-recognizes-anothers-agency-in-providing-assistance/
LOCATION:Haines Hall\, Rm 215
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200110T120000
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SUMMARY:Philip Cohen\, "Why we need open science in sociology\, and how we can make it happen"
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, January 10th\, 12:00-1:00 pm\, Haines 279 \nAbstract: With a perceived imperative for “public engagement\,” sociologists seek to make their work relevant in many arenas\, but face the constraints of shrinking enrollments and budgets\, and widespread skepticism of the scientific enterprise. I will discuss the public/intellectual intersection and how open research practices may contribute to our credibility and effectiveness. Topics include the economics of academic publishing\, and the movement toward\, transparency\, reproducibility\, and replicability in the research lifecycle. I conclude with a set of recommendations for best research practices.
URL:https://fwg.soc.ucla.edu/event/philip-cohen-why-we-need-open-science-in-sociology-and-how-we-can-make-it-happen/
LOCATION:Haines Hall\, Rm 279
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SUMMARY:Philip Cohen
DESCRIPTION:Philip Cohen is Professor of Sociology at the University of Maryland and an affiliate at the Maryland Population Research Center. He has published extensively on Gender\, Family\, and Social Change. Professor Cohen is past Chair of the American Sociological Association’s Family Section and serves as Director of SocArXiv. To learn more about Professor Cohen and his work\, see https://www.terpconnect.umd.edu/~pnc/.
URL:https://fwg.soc.ucla.edu/event/philip-cohen/
LOCATION:Haines Hall\, Rm 279
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SUMMARY:Philip Cohen\, "Fertility\, family policy\, and the 'Great Replacement'"
DESCRIPTION:Thursday January 9th\, 12-1:30pm\, Haines 279 \nAbstract: Birth rates are falling in many countries\, including the United States. And White supremacists are mobilizing against immigration on fears of a “Great Replacement” of Europeans. Is our population heading for a death spiral? Does the United States have a family policy\, and how does it relate to fertility? In this talk\, Professor Cohen will discuss fertility trends and population projections\, and their implications for politics\, policy\, and demography.
URL:https://fwg.soc.ucla.edu/event/philip-cohen-fertility-family-policy-and-the-great-replacement/
LOCATION:Haines Hall\, Rm 279
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SUMMARY:Chris Dunkel-Schetter
DESCRIPTION:Prof. Chris Dunkel Schetter is Professor of Psychology and the Associate Vice Chancellor for Faculty Development at UCLA. She will be visiting the Family Working Group to discuss The Community Child Health Network (CCHN). The CCHN began in July 2003 to gain new insights into the reasons for the disparities in maternal health and child development. The study was a five-year\, multi-site\, prospective cohort study of the influences of stress and resilience on maternal allostatic load and birth outcomes with a cohort over 2\,000 families that we recruited at delivery of the index child\, with oversampling among African American and Latina women\, as well as women with preterm birth. Periodic assessment of the mother\, father/partner\, and their relationship occurred via in-person visits at 1\, 6\, 12\, and 24 months and per trimester during subsequent pregnancy; individual\, family\, community\, and institutional stressors and resilience factors were measured and biomarkers were collected at 6\, 12\, and 24 months. Prof. Dunkel Schetter will provide a general overview of the CCHN project history\, waves\, and types of data\, and share some of what psychologists and have done with the data. A Q&A and discussion will explore potential sociological questions. More information on the CCHN and Dunkel Schetter’s work is available at: https://cds.psych.ucla.edu/prjts/cchn.php
URL:https://fwg.soc.ucla.edu/event/chris-dunkel-schetter/
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