Conference Programme
The full program with parallel session presentations will be published closer to event
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
