"FReDA informs" presents the latest analyses

Researchers presented the latest findings on the birth rate and the desire to have children, the development of life satisfaction in times of crisis, loneliness in Germany and the well-being of the population in Germany at the "FReDA informs ’ event. The short presentations and subsequent discussions offered policy-makers the opportunity to quickly obtain focussed information on current research findings based on the representative FReDA surveys. Participation was possible both on site in Berlin and via video conference.

Current social developments and demographic trends were addressed and analysed in these presentations:

• Prof Dr Martin Bujard: ‘Low birth rate - higher desire to have children?’
• Lisa Kriechel: ‘Development of life satisfaction in times of multiple crises’
• Lena Frembs: ‘Loneliness in Germany’
• Prof Dr C. Katharina Spieß: ‘BiB.well-being monitor’

Series of events offers up-to-date information on family

‘FReDA informs’ is an ongoing series of events in which researchers present their latest findings based on FReDA data. The speakers discuss the political implications and the need for action arising from their research. The series of events is aimed at representatives from politics, administration and civil society. The project last reported in this series under the title ‘Loneliness has increased in younger and middle-aged adults’. You can download this policy brief here .