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Call for Papers : Time Use Data for Health and Well Being 2023

Co-Sponsored with the Eunice K. Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, Maryland Population Research Center, Minnesota Population Center, and the Maryland Time Use Lab

June 8-9, 2023

Time is a critical but under-researched aspect of individual, family, and societal health and well-being. The focus of the 2023 University of Maryland (UMD) Time Use Conference will be time inequalities and how these influence daily activities, interactions, and well-being. We welcome research that addresses question related to the collection or analysis of time use data. We will prioritize research on (a) intersectional and critical analyses of the consequences of time-related inequalities during the COVID-19 pandemic for children’s, adolescents, and adults’ daily life, experiences, and health; (b) structural racism, time use and health across the life span; and (c) time use as a social determinant of health across the life span.

The Conference will offer in-person and virtual attendance to provide a more inclusive venue for the global and interdisciplinary time use research community to interact and share ideas.

Abstract submission is open to all individuals with an interest in how patterns of daily time use affect child, adult, and family well-being. Authors are asked to submit:

  1. a brief abstract (150 words); and
  2. a three to four page extended abstract that includes information about the research methods and expected findings.

The extended abstract must be sufficiently detailed to allow the organizing committee to judge the merits of the proposed paper.

The deadline for submission of paper abstracts is January 31, 2023. Authors chosen to present papers will be notified by March 30, 2023. Abstracts may be submitted to .

Organizing Committee

Liana Sayer, University of Maryland
Michael Esposito, Washington University in St. Louis
Jessica Fish, University of Maryland
Sarah Flood, University of Minnesota
Cecily Hardaway, University of Maryland
Sandra Hofferth, University of Maryland
Kei Nomaguchi, Bowling Green State University
Carrie Shandra, Stony Brook University


 

 

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