Find the latest updates of the rEUsilience project and its researchers below.
Placing Families at the Centre of Social Policy for a Resilient Europe: European research project promotes key policy principles for policy reform
Demographic Research, a peer-reviewed, open-access journal published rEUsilience’s Scoping Review of the Empirical Literature regarding Family and Social Resilience.
rEUsilience’s Croatian Stakeholders’ event focuses on “Families, care & poverty: what can cities and municipalities do?”
rEUsilience joint coordinators, Mary Daly and Rense Nieuwenhuis, will be chairing a stream during the ESPAnet conference 2025.
rEUsilience researchers contributing to the 10th International Community, Work, & Family Conference 2025
New working paper “Policy Priorities for Family Resilience”
New working paper “Road Testing Child Benefit and Social Assistance Reforms, Critically analysing the trilemma between poverty reduction, public expenditure and work incentives”
rEUsilience project recognised by European Commission as a Success Story
