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Great interest in FReDA Autumn School 2023 A three-day workshop at Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz provided FReDA with a detailed and practical introduction to working with the panel's datasets.
Nancy Faeser takes over patronage of FReDA For Federal Minister of the Interior Nancy Faeser, FReDA is "of great value both for science and for political action."
FReDA publishes the partner data from wave 1 Data from more than 7,200 anchor partners from Wave 1 are now available for scientific analysis free of charge.
pairfam publishes Data from W14 The data of the relationship and family panel pairfam are now available to the professional public free of charge as a scientific use file for scientific analyses.
"Panels have a future!" FReDA project leader Prof. Dr Martin Bujard discussed the "Future of Social Science Surveys and Panel Infrastructures" together with Prof. Dr Cordula Artelt, Prof. Dr Gert Wagner and Prof. Dr Christof Wolf.
First FReDA User Conference Under the title "3 Years of FReDA: Families and Partnerships in Germany and Europe", analyses will be presented form 3 to 5, 2023, which were predominantly developed with data from the FReDA panel.
A First Impression... To give you a first impression of our data, we would like to briefly present four simple evaluations as examples.
Very High Participation Rate in Wave 2b Around 30,000 interviews of anchor persons or their partners are available – this corresponds to a response rate of more than 80 per cent.
Study "Refugees from Ukraine in Germany" For the study "Refugees from Ukraine in Germany", questions from the FReDA sample were also used. The survey of more than 11,000 Ukrainians provides the first representative results.
"Families During the Pandemic: Pressures, Cohesion and Attitudes" FReDA reports on the impact of the pandemic on families and individuals in Germany.
FReDA Presents Its First Analyses FReDA examined the concerns of families during the Corona pandemic and today's challenges.
Call for Papers: First FReDA User Conference If you would like to present analyses using data from FReDA, pairfam, the GGS, or the project "Refugees from Ukraine in Germany" at the FReDA User Conference, please submit your paper. The call is open until November 25.
FReDA Is Also Attractive for (Family) Psychology Research At the 52nd Congress of the Germany Psychological Society, Detlev Lück and Franz J. Neyer presented FReDA.
Large Participation in Wave W2a Wave W2a is in the field - and has already received 22,300 fully completed interviews.
FReDA and the German GGS The international Generations and Gender Survey form the core of the FReDA panel study. However, Corona has required important adjustments.
FReDA Successfully Completes Wave W1b Strong response also to wave W1b: FReDA received more than 20,000 interviews.
Survey Led by GESIS Beginning in 2022 All tasks related to the FReDA survey process will be taken over by GESIS –Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences.
Strong Participation in the First Half of Wave 1 Wave 1A has ended and the FReDA project is pleased to have received nearly 22,000 interviews.
7th pairfam Interdisciplinary International Conference The final conference of the German Family Panel will take place in May 2022. Registration deadline ist April 1st, 2022.
Very Good Response Rate to Recruitment Wave More than 37,000 fully completed interviews have been returned to FReDA.
Generations and Gender Programme is part of the ESFRI roadmap The European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) calls the GGP one of the best European research institutes.
FReDA Recruiting Wave Started People between the ages of 18 and 49 have been surveyed nationwide since April 2021.
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