Conference Programme
Detailed Conference Program with Parallel Sessions
The detailed conference program with parallel sessions is now ready. You can find the daily program on their own tabs. Please note that there might be some changes in the program and it will be updated actively.
Please see the program from the link box below.
Overview to Confernce Program
Wednesday 14th of May
- 8.30–17.00 Pre-conference: Open Science & Impact Festival. Visitor and Innovation Centre Joki (Lemminkäisenkatu 12b) Please note that the pre-conference has its own, we will add the link 24 March.
- 16.30–17.30 Social program: Aboa Vetus Ars Nova (Itäinen Rantakatu 4)
- 18.00– Welcome Reception at the evening (Educarium, Assistentinkatu 5)
Thursday 15th of May
9.00–17.45 Conference venue (Educarium, Assistentinkatu 5, University of Turku)
- 9.00 Registration (open throughout the day)
- 9.00 Coffee and tea
- 10.00 Opening words, Jani Erola, Professor of Sociology at the University of Turku and the director of INVEST Research Flagship Center
- 10.30 Keynote Mary Daly, Professor of Sociology and Social Policy at the Department and a Fellow of Green Templeton College
- 11.30 Lunch break
- 12.30 Parallel sessions
- 14.00 Coffee and tea with something sweet
- 14.30 Parallel sessions
- 16.00 Coffee and tea available to grab
- 16.15–17.45 Parallel sessions
19.00–23.00 Dinner and evening party at Restaurant Grädda (Piispankatu 15)
Friday 16th of May
9.00–15.15 Conference venue (Educarium, Assistentinkatu 5, University of Turku)
- 9.00 Registration (open throughout the day)
- 9.00 Coffee and tea
- 10.00 Keynote Michael Ungar, founder and Director of the Resilience Research Centre at Dalhousie University
- 11.15 Parallel sessions
- 12.45 Lunch break
- 13.45 Parallel Sessions
- 14.30 Coffee and tea available to grab
- 15.15 Conference closes
The titles of the sessions:
The parallel session themes are built based on the abstracts.
- Social Well-being and Quality of Life
- Migration and Integration
- Research on crises and disasters
- Labour markets and economic well-being
- Citizenship and resilience
- Democraphic research
- Social experiments and interventions
- Methodologigal approaches and openings
- Mental Health & Mental disorders
- Peer relations and youth vulnerabilities
- Public health & social care
- Social Inequality
- NordForsk Session
