Insights on Retaining Employed Family Caregivers in Your Talent Pool
Findings from a survey on the experiences and talents of employed caregivers
Findings from a survey on the experiences and talents of employed caregivers
Findings from a study on work-life balance among parents inside and outside Quebec
Findings from a study on caregiving experiences of newcomer families in Canada.
Research on Aging, Policies and Practice has published new data on how caregiving affects employed …
New Infographic on Impacts of Caregiving on Employed Canadians Read More »
An overview of Census changes that strengthen our portrait of diversity
A report prepared for Expert Group Meeting on megatrends and families
The Vanier Institute’s Annual Report 2021–2022 is now available.
Statistics Canada has released 2021 Census content on education and commuting.
Dr. Kamaldeep Gill has received an award for her work on military families.
A new video from Reimagining Care/Work describes childcare in Quebec
Sophie Mathieu has been appointed to an advisory council on childcare in Canada.
A profile of a wellbeing course for the spouses or significant others of PSP.
A summary of a recent study on the impact of parent–child separations on First Nations …
Research Snapshot: Parent–Child Separations Among First Nations and Métis Families Read More »
Summary of a chapter on grandparents raising grandchildren in PEI November 16, 2022 Don Avery …
Stories of Grand-Families in Prince Edward Island (Families, Mobility, and Work) Read More »
Summary of a chapter on the impact of “fly-in, fly-out” work on mothers. November 9, …
Mothers’ Experiences with Fly-In, Fly-Out Work (Families, Mobility, and Work) Read More »
Summary of a chapter on the impacts of work-related mobility on family relationships November 8, …
Findings from a study on childcare enrollment and educational outcomes.
2021 Census content related to diversity, mobility and migration is now available.
Summary of a chapter on labour mobility and intergenerational relationships. October 25, 2022 In Families, …
Gordon Cleveland reflects on progress in child care policy and next steps.