Conference Program

Welcome and Introductory Remarks
Liana Sayer, University of Maryland

Opening Session 1: Intergenerational Caregiving and Well-being

• Ignace Glorieux (Free University of Brussels) – Time and the Elderly
• Joan Ryan (University of Washington, Seattle); Emilio Zagheni; Denys Dukhovnov – The Impact of Demographic Change on Transfers in the form of Caregiving and on the Associated Well-being

Discussant: Katie Genadek, University of Minnesota

• Vicki Freedman (University of Michigan); Deborah Carr; Jennifer Cornman – Time Spent with Family in Later Life: The Role of Health and Functioning
• Joan Garcia Roman (University of Minnesota); Jack Lam - Unpacking the black-box: Eldercare, time constraints, and subjective well-being
• Rebecca Utz (University of Utah); Dale Lund; Mike Caserta - Enhancing Respite Time-Use As a Way to Improve Caregiver Well-Being: An Intervention, a Conceptual Model, and a Measurement Strategy

Discussant Joan Kahn, University of Maryland

Paper Session 2: Children's and Parents' Time Use

• Jennifer Baxter (Australian Institute of Family Studies) –  Children’s time with parents as they grow into adolescences: insights using longitudinal children’s time use data
• Kimberly Fisher (Centre for Time Use Research, Oxford) – Measuring Young People’s Time With Others On and Off-line – Considerations for Future Time Diary Designs
• Leah Ruppanner (University of Melbourne); Liana Sayer – The US Welfare State: Mothers’ Housework, Childcare and Employment across US State Childcare Resources
• Seth Gershenson (American University) – The Effect of Universal Early Childhood Education on Parental Time Use

Discussant : Stephen Martin, Urban Institute

Paper Session 3: Gendered Time Use and Well Being

• Gray Kimbrough (University of North Carolina Greensboro) – What Drives Gender Differences in Commuting Behavior? Evidence from the American Time Use Survey
• Beth A. Latshaw (Widener University); Philip Cohen – Occupational Gender Composition and Gender-Typed Housework
• Katie Genadek (University of Minnesota); Sarah Flood; Phyllis Moen – Let’s Grow Old Together: Time Spent with a Spouse in Encore Adulthood

Discussant : Deborah Carr, Rutgers University

Paper Session 4: Comparative Perspectives on Gendered Time Use

• Mauricio Rodriguez Abreu (University of Texas, San Antonio) – Mexican Men and Women Time in Housework and Care Activities: Between Assimilation and Traditional Roles
• Victoria Vernon (Empire State College Metropolitan Center); Shoshana Grossbard – More chores at home:  a price immigrants pay when marrying a native?
• Erin Hye-Won Kim (National University of Singapore); Adam Ka-Lok Cheung – Parenthood Transition and Gender Inequality in Domestic Labor in Korea
• Nader Mehri (University of Texas, San Antonio); Mahmood Ghazi-Tabatabaee – Gender inequality in unpaid domestic housework and childcare activities and its consequences on fertility decisions: Evidence from Iran

Discussant: Jennifer Hook, University of Southern California

Paper Session 5: Social Role Influences on Health-Related Time Use

• Karen Hamrick (USDA Economic Research Service) – Americans’ Eating and Other Food-related Activities Over the Past Business Cycle
• Andres Vargas (Purdue University) – Effect of School Breakfast Programs on the Prevalence of Breakfast Skipping, Double-Dipping, and Obesity among Adolescents: A Time Use Perspective

Discussants: Sandra Hofferth, University of Maryland

• Ben Scharadin (Penn State University) – Household Time Allocations and At-Home Food Group Expenditure Shares
• Yanliang Yang (Virginia Tech); George C. Davis; Wen You – Measuring Prevalence, Depth and Severity of Food Poverty in SNAP Populations Using Monetary Expenditure, Time Expenditure and Full Expenditure

Discussants: Mary Zaki, University of Maryland

Paper Session 6: Social Role and Structural Influences on Time Use

• Philip Brenner (University of Massachusetts, Boston) – Differential Effects of Time Constraints on Behavior and Survey Reports of Behavior
• Younghwan Song (Union College) – The Effect of Job Displacement on Subjective Well-being

Discussants: Philip Cohen, University of Maryland

• Linsey Edwards (Princeton) – The Influence of Neighborhoods on Time Allocation
• Cathleen Zick (University of Utah); Iris Buder; Norman Waitzman; Sara Simonsen; Kathleen Digre – The Nexus between Health and Time Use among Racially and Ethnically Diverse Women: Implications for Culturally Sensitive Policy

Discussants: Jane Miller, Rutgers University