About the Centre
The Centre for Research on Families, Life Course and Generations offers a hub for inter-disciplinary events and collaborations as well as running seminar series and workshops and UK wide research methods training events, particularly in the areas of qualitative longitudinal research, qualitative secondary analysis and mixed methods.
News and Events
WHOCOUNTS funded by ERC
Huge congratulations to Dr Daniel Edmiston in securing funding for his innovative project researching poverty across Europe
Citizens’ views of climate policies and costs of living concerns
Sarah Irwin and Lone Sorensen ran group discussions to explore citizens’ views about climate policies in the context of the...
Dan Edmiston publishes new research into widening ethnic inequalities amidst the Cost of Living crisis
Read Dan Edmiston’s new report ‘Falling Faster amidst a Cost of Living Crisis: poverty, ethnicity and inequality in the UK’...
Kim Allen leads new research project ‘L-earning’
Dr Kim Allen and colleagues are starting a new UKRI funded project to explore women’s early labour force experiences, and...
Timescapes 10 Festival
Timescapes 10 Festival Registrations are now open for the Timescapes 10 Festival, a major celebration of advances in qualitative longitudinal methods...
FLaG Work in Progress workshop 17th June 11 – 12
For this session, Ian Sullivan (School of Sociology/Earth & Environment/Geography, Leeds) and Kaori Katada (Visiting Researcher from Hosei University, Tokyo) will present their work....
Rescheduled: ‘Inequalities: Social connections in early adulthood and class formation’ Prof Jane Gray:15th June
Gray inequalities presentation for FLaG FLaG Workshop. All welcome. This workshop presents some ongoing work linking retrospective social network schedules...
‘Theorizing family change with the concept of generations’ Prof. Jane Gray
FLaG Seminar: All welcome “Generation” has enjoyed renewed interest both in sociology and in public discourse on contemporary social change. ...