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New data: FReDA has published the complete data set of the second survey wave. We summarise the most important information and figures for you.
Data from Europe, Asia and Latin America: The Generations and Gender Survey (GGS) provides researchers with a very broad, up-to-date database from around 20 countries and territories. FReDA collected the data for Germany.
Exciting opportunity for researchers: The three-day "FReDA Autumn School 2024" at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz provided a practical introduction to working with FReDA datasets.
The Minister is delighted "to be the patron of a flagship project in population research". Because "the data is of great value both for science and for political action."
The low participation of people with a low level of education affects all social science surveys. A FReDA workshop looked at the causes and strategies for reducing the education bias.
FReDA is aimed at various target groups: Respondents, researchers, political actors and the interested public are looking for different types of information. We strive to be easily understood by all of them.
people between the ages of 18 and 49
live in Germany. At FReDA we want to find out more about this age group.
What burdened, what helped and what can be learned for future crisis strategies? The FReDA policy brief sheds light on life satisfaction during the pandemic and provides recommendations for action for future crises.
took part in the FReDA sub-wave W3A in 2023.
A solid basis for representative analyses.
FReDA's freely accessible data portal allows you to explore the data structure of the panel study in more detail. Get a first impression of FReDA yourself!
What do I need to know about the FReDA-Data?
The first data form are available and can be requested. In our video we explain the most important things about the data.
Demographic development poses major challenges for politics, the economy and society. "With FReDA we can recognise, understand and react to demographic upheavals," says Prof. Dr Marcel Thum.
FReDA is part of the GGS. The Director of the Generations and Gender Programme, Prof. Dr. Anne Gauthier, on the importance of this particular international longitudinal study.
At the first FReDA user conference, there were lots of exciting presentations and an intensive exchange on family demographic analyses.
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.
Who or what is FReDA? What topics are we focusing on? Find detailed information about the research project here.
Stay up to date: Our newsletter informs you twice a year about all the news concerning the project.
Are you a journalist and need more information? Or are you a study participant and still have questions? Here you will find the contact details of FReDA and the survey institute GESIS.
We answer frequently asked questions about FReDA and give a brief overview of the research project.
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