is a transnational research project funded by GENDER-NET Plus.
Research
Our research focuses on gender inequalities in health and care applying novel quantitative and qualitative methods to explore how inequalities evolve across generations and over time.
PhD Workshops
We organise and carry out methodology workshops on the use of gendered indicators and methods in health and care research targeting a new generation of researchers.
Data Navigator
The FUTUREGEN Data Navigator presents indicators and time series data that allows for monitoring trends in gender inequalities in health and care and their social determinants.
Cohort trajectories in informal caregiving in Europe
By Eszter Zolyomi
/ 10 March 2023
Our article, published in The Journals of Gerontology: Series B, tracks caregiving trajectories across subsequent cohorts of women and men...
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Inequities in home care use among older Canadians
By Eszter Zolyomi
/ 2 March 2023
Our new FutureGEN study, published in PLOS ONE, identifies intersecting characteristics that predict use of formal and informal home care.
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FutureGEN paper published in Journal of Population Ageing
By Eszter Zolyomi
/ 12 December 2022
Study finds that a sizeable share of gender health differences may be alleviated by addressing gender inequalities in socioeconomic conditions.
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FutureGEN features in Austrian public media
By Eszter Zolyomi
/ 12 December 2022
Ricardo Rodrigues discusses project findings and talks about gender inequality in health and long-term care in article published on ORF.
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FutureGEN results presented at annual event in Vienna
By Eszter Zolyomi
/ 31 October 2022
The Austrian project team presented main findings from the FutureGEN project at the General Assembly Meeting in Vienna, Austria.
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Research team
