7 May 2026 in Munich
Kulturzentrum LUISE München
ForFamily has successfully completed its mid-project evaluation and is now moving into the second half of the project. The consortium would now like to present its interim results and welcomes feedback from practitioners to guide its future research.
How do practitioners view the initial analyses and findings? What questions remain open for research? What ideas and concerns could still be addressed?
In addition, you can look forward to four workshops that will focus on different aspects of family life.
We invite you to attend the expert forum on May 7, 2026, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the LUISE Cultural Center in Munich.
If your organization serves families and you’re interested in discussing current research, you’re cordially invited!
7 May 2026 – 08 May 2026 in Weimar
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
The conference explores how social change is transforming housing and how social, environmental, and spatial developments influence one another.
Through interdisciplinary discussions, key challenges and potential solutions related to housing, urban development, and transformation will be analyzed at various levels.
26 February 2026 – 27 February 2026 in Berlin
Freie Universität Berlin
The lecture “Digitality and the Family” will be presented on February 26 and 27, 2026, at the networking conference on subjectivation research, “Digitality and the Subject,” at Freie Universität Berlin. The conference focuses on the effects of digital transformation processes on forms of subjectivation; the lecture examines, in particular, how digitality is changing family structures and relationships.
26 February 2026 – 27 February 2026 in Munich
German Youth Institute e.V. Munich
The event is dedicated to the topic “FACES – Families And Challenges in Evolving Societies in the D-A-CH Region and beyond” and brings together international experts to discuss current challenges for families. The focus is on societal changes such as demographic change, new working environments, digitalisation, as well as debates on equality and family policy.
22 July 2025 – 03 February 2026 in Munich
Leopold & ABC Kinos, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich
ForFamily presented its research project and engaged in a discussion with the professional public: The numerous questions and suggestions from professional and everyday life have provided the consortium with valuable insights for further research. We sincerely thank you for your active participation and inspiring contributions! INFO
08 January 2026 – 10 January 2026 in Munich
Carl Friedrich von Siemens Foundation Munich
The conference is part of the Bavarian research association ForFamily. The Chair of Religious Studies and History of Religion at LMU Munich is participating in it with the sub-project “The Family in Film – Media as a Place of Negotiating Familial Narratives, Values and Changes.”
30 September 2025 – 02 October 2025 in Augsburg
University of Augsburg
Under the title “Speculative Geographies in the New Climate Regime,” the University of Augsburg is hosting the NKG annual conference. The research association ForFamily is represented with the sub-project “Housing and Family” and contributes with presentations to the programme.
15 January 2025 – 17 December 2025
Virtual
The German Youth Institute (DJI) invites, within the framework of the virtual lunchbag sessions “Family at Noon,” to an interactive exchange about current societal topics. Members of the Bavarian research association ForFamily also contribute their expertise.
30 September 2025
Virtual
Prof. Dr. Paula-Irene Villa Braslavsky speaks in the monthly ifb colloquium about “conceptual and empirical insights into co-parenting as a (not so) new form of family.”
02 July 2024 in Munich
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
With participation of the ForFamily sub-projects
24 June 2024 in Munich
Technical University of Munich
ForFamily sub-project “Family Housing in Community and Neighborhood” in cooperation with the Cluster Sustainable Real Estate at TUM
