Past events

06 March 2026: Meeting of Working Group 2

The WG members will jointly discuss the draft publication that has been developed by Subgroup 3 during the Action, in order to exchange ideas and suggestions for its final version. Through this process, the members will reflect on the methodology used, foster capacity-building among colleagues, and highlight key aspects emerging from the publication that can […]

25 February 2026: Joint Meeting of Working Groups 3 and 5

At the meeting, we will discuss the outputs of the cooperation between WG 3 and WG 5: The finalization of the brochures on the topic of ethics in social rights and social protection of TNFs, brainstorming on the final version, how to organize translations into national languages, dissemination, etc. The meeting is held online.

17 February 2026: Meeting of Working Group 4: Expanding impact – Sharing research beyond academia

The meeting will focus on sharing experiences and best practices in communicating research results beyond academic circles. The WG members will focuson identifying key audiences (policy stakeholders, practitioners, migrant families, local communities), effective channels of communication (policy briefs, workshops, public events, social media), and challenges in tailoring messages to different audiences. Together, the group will

11 February 2026: Meeting of Working Group 1

This Working Group 1 meeting will focus on the general follow-up of the working group. Members will be invited to report on their contributions to disseminating WG1’s results in local languages to increase accessibility and relevance and their public engagement, as well as facilitating the translations into other languages of already disseminated materials. Part of

04 February 2026: Meeting of Working Group 5

At the meeting, the results of cooperation and activities of WG5 related to the its main topic – Challenges and possibilities for quantitative and mixed researchmethods on transnational families in a changing world – will be presented. The meeting is conceived as a panel discussion in which, in addition to the presentation of concrete innovations,

30 January 2026: Meeting of Working Group 3

In this online meeting the members of WG3 will discuss ongoing activities on social rights and social protection of TNF. Main focus will be on discussing 1. how the members will disseminate interdisciplinary knowledge on TNFs; 2. where policy recommendations addressing key challenges faced by TNFs should be disseminated and how the working group results

16 January 2026: Meeting of Working Group 2

The findings of WG 2’s Subgroup 2 will be discussed by the Working Group meeting. The draft publication that has been developed by the Subgroup during the Action will serve as base. Ideas and suggestions for its final version will be discussed. Through this process, the members of Subgroup 2 will reflect on themethodology used,

28 November 2025: Meeting of Working Group 2

In this meeting, we will share and discuss the publication developed by Subgroup 1 during the Action, in order to exchange ideas and suggestions for its final version. Through this process, the members of Subgroup 1 will reflect on the methodology used, foster capacity-building among colleagues, and highlight keyaspects emerging from the publication that can

21-22 August 2025: Enlarged Core group meeting in Athlone, Ireland

At the end of August, a enlarged TraFaDy core group convened in Athlone, Ireland to prepare for the final year of our COST Action. The meeting was a productive and energising moment, reflecting on our progress and planning the next phase of activities. With the Action entering its final stretch, the group focused on consolidating

31 July 2025: Online meeting on 24h care workers

On 31 July 2025 various TraFaDy members gathered to start an intense discussion on 24h care workers (often called LiveIns). This topic is of high importance in the context of transnational families. In many European countries, care for elderly people in private households by care workers from abroad, so-called 24-hour or live-in care, is an

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