Taking part in the British Society for Population Studies (BSPS) annual conference 2022

The British Society for Population Studies (BSPS) holds an annual conference each September and this year it will return to an in-person event hosted at the University of Winchester from 5-7 September 2022.

CPC researchers have been contributing to BSPS by volunteering as strand organisers, submitting papers to present, and chairing sessions.

Attendees of BSPS 2022 can hear more about our members' research in the sessions below, and you can follow our live tweets on twitter, @CPCpopulation @ConnectingGens or by following the event #BSPS2022. Full programme and registration details are available from the BSPS website.

Monday 5 September 2022
13:30-15:00

Session: Health: Environmental exposures, behaviours & health
Title: The long‐term effect of air pollution on mortality by ethnicity in Scotland: A 16‐years follow‐up cohort study (2002‐2017)
Authors: Abed Al Ahad, Demšar, Sullivan, Kulu

Session: Migration: Economic outcomes
Title: The divergence of labour force participation upon motherhood between migrant descendants and natives in Germany
Authors: Liu, Kulu

Session: Families & households:Gender & parenthood
Title: Understanding trends and patterns in life satisfaction during the Pandemic: Gender, work, and family care
Authors: Berrington, Chao

Session: The impact of informal care & support across the life course
Title: The impact of changing social support on older persons’ onset of loneliness during the Covid‐19 pandemic in the UK
Authors: Vlachantoni, Evandrou, Falkingham, Qin

Session: The impact of informal care & support across the life course
Title: The impact of grandchild care provision on grandparents’ depressive symptoms across Europe using multi‐level analysis: Do the grandchild caring patterns and the country’s economy matter?
Authors: Yang, Evandrou, Vlachantoni

16:45-18:15

Session: Ethnic inequalities during the pandemic: early results from the EVENS survey
Title: Introducing the Evidence for Equality National Survey (EVENS) for understanding experiences of ethnic minorities during the coronavirus pandemic
Authors: Finney et al.

Session: Ethnic inequalities during the pandemic: early results from the EVENS survey
Title: Complex articulations of ethnic identity
Authors: Borkowska, Finney, Nazroo

Session: Ethnic inequalities during the pandemic: early results from the EVENS survey
Title: Local belonging, housing and ethnicity: descriptive results from EVENS
Authors: Harrison, Finney, Haycox, Hill

Tuesday 6 September 2022
13:15-14:45

Session: Migration: Family formation & dissolution
Title: Childbearing and employment of immigrants and their descendants in three European countries: A multistate approach
Authors: Mikolai, Kulu, Delaporte, Liu

Session: Migration: Family formation & dissolution
Title: Post‐separation mobility outcomes among immigrant‐native mixed couples. A matter of relative bargaining positions within households?
Authors: Lacroix, Mikolai,Kulu

14:45-16:15

Session: Families & households: Partnerships
Title: Partnership, fertility, and employment trajectories of the descendants of immigrants in the UK: An application of multichannel sequence analysis
Authors: Mikolai, Kulu

Session: Fertility & reproductive health: Health, wellbeing & fertility
Title: Multi‐partner fertility and obesity risk at midlife: Explorative findings from the 1970 British Cohort Study (BCS70)
Authors: Stannard, Berrington, Alwan

Session: Ethnicity, ageing & health
Title: Work life expectancies among immigrants in three European countries: A multistate life‐table approach
Authors: Kulu, Hoehn, Mikolai, Delaporte, Liu, Andersson

Session: Ethnicity, ageing & health
Title: Loneliness and social isolation of ethnic‐minority‐immigrant older adults: A scoping review
Authors: Ma, Finney, Hale

17:30-19:00

Session: Low fertility: Subgroup analyses
Title: Educational differences in childbearing by parity: A cross‐national comparison of England & Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
Authors: Kuang, Christison, Kulu, Berrington

Wednesday 7 September 2022
09:00-11:00

Session: Ethnic segregation, diversity &neighbourhoods
Title: The re‐making of diverse places: narratives of housing and inclusion
Authors: Haycox, Finney et al.

Session: Families & work
Title: The impact of family formation on the labour market trajectories of immigrant populations in France: A multiprocess analysis
Authors: Delaporte, Kulu

Session: Low fertility: Age & parity perspectives
Title: Fertility trends by birth order in Britain: The comparison between England and Wales, and Scotland
Authors: Kulu, Kuang, Christison, Ellison, Berrington

Session: Migration: Mobility
Title: Understanding the realization of jointly held residential mobility and fertility intentions: How has the sequencing of intention fulfilment changed over time?
Authors: Christison, Kulu, Fiori, Keenan

11:30-13:00

Session: Families & households: Children & young people
Title: Family complexity and young children’s mental health in the UK: The role of socioeconomic status
Authors: Kyclova, Mikolai, Finney, Keenan

Session: Data Science: Innovations in modelling and forecasting
Title: Improving methods for fertility forecasting through the Incorporation of parity Information
Authors: Ellison, Berrington, Bijak, Dodd

Posted 25/07/2022 12:54