Conference Program

Session 1 -  Time Use among Parents and Single Adults (Moderator: Yuko Hara)

• Melissa Milkie, University of Toronto - Evaluating the Amount and Quality of Family Time: How Does Men’s Unpaid Work Matter ?
  (Co-author Kamila Kolpashnikova)
• Jocelyn Wikle, Brigham Young University - The Advanced Child Tax Credit and Parental Time Investments in Children
• * Ariane Ophir, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona - A Day in the Pandemic Life: Inequality and Wellbeing among Single Americans

Session 2 -  COVID & Experienced Well-Being (Moderator: Hope Xu Yan)

• Eliana Zeballos, Economic Research Service - Working from Home and Emotional Well-Being during Major Daily Activities
• Hyunjae Kwon, University of Minnesota - Gender, Housework, Work Location, Multitasking, and Momentary Stress During COVID-19 
• Jeong Hyun Jennifer So, Columbia University - Prevalence and impact of time poverty and time affluence on subjective well-being among one-person households in South Korea
• * Maria Gabriella Campolo, University of Messina - Physical and cultural activity, internet use and anxiety of Italian university students during the pandemic

Break

Session 3 - Time Use Measurement (Moderator Sarah Flood)

• * Gayatri Koolwal, World Bank - Measuring Men's and Women's Time Use in Household Surveys: Experimental Evidence from Malawi
  (Co-author Talip Kilic) 
• Tamara McGavock, Grinnell College - Calling for Time: Examining Bias in Time Use Measurement using High-frequency Phone Surveys
• Rachel Soloveichic, U.S. Dept. of Commerce - Cost Savings from Sharing Across Households

Session 4 - Novel Data on COVID and Families (Moderator Kei Nomaguchi)

• Eliana Zeballos, ERS - Consumer Food Spending Changes during the COVID-19 Pandemic
• Claire Kamp Dush, University of Minnesota - NCHAT Overview and Time Diary Data

Lunch (provided to all in-person attendees)

Session 5 - Child Time (Moderator Cecily Hardaway)

• * Arianna Gard, University of Maryland - Where are the kids? Contemporary patterns in U.S. children’s time use by age, gender, and socioeconomic resources
  (Co-author: Anne Blumenthal) 
• Charlene Kalenkoski, James Madison University - Teen Social Interactions and Time Use during the COVID-19 Pandemic
• Florian Schulz, University of Bamberg, Germany - Children’s gendered trajectories of housework time when leaving home

Session 6 - Child Time (Moderator Ge Gao)

• Linnea Evans, University of Massachusetts - The upending of adolescent daily time during the COVID-19 pandemic: An analysis of differences by race / ethnicity and school delivery mode
• Seong Hyeok Moon, Seoul National University -  Adolescent time use: a potential channel of intergenerational transmission
• Kristin Tianqi Liao, UCLA - Assimilating or Diverging? Generational Differences in Time Use of Asian American and Hispanic Immigrant Youth

Break

Session 7 - Child Care Policy (Moderator Jessica Fish)

• Gretchen Livingston, U.S. Dept. of Labor, Women's Bureau - Caregiving, employment and care infrastructure: Research and policy initiatives at the Women’s Bureau
• * Pilar Gonalons-Pons, University of Pennsylvania - How Childcare Costs Exacerbate Inequality among American Families

Session 8 - Flash Session (Moderator Carrie Shandra)

• * Harchand Ram, International Institute for Population Sciences - Socio-economic Determinants of Time Use of Older Population in India
• * Maria Gabriella Campolo, University of Messina - Estimating the Change in Housework Time of the Italian Woman after the Retirement of the Male Partner: An Approach Based on a Two-Regime Model Estimated by ML
• * Priyanka Harrichurran, University of KawZulu-Natal, S.Africa - Understanding Time Poverty: Insights into Gender and Household Inequalities in South Africa
• * Minh Tam Bui, Srinakharinwirot University - Time allocation dynamics in Thai households during the Covid-19 pandemic: Policy implications for unpaid care work redistributions and ICT skills
• * Amanda Deeley, University of Toronto - Resist, Balance, or Embrace? Gender Differences in North American Parent Bloggers’ Narrative Accounts about Children’s Screen Time

Break

Poster Session and Reception - Held in the Benjamin Banneker Room, 2nd floor. This particular session will not be accessible by zoom.

• Daniel Backman, University of Minnesota - IPUMS Time Use: Online data dissemination system
• Daniela Castillo Rodriguez, University College London - Social isolation and gender inequality in the use of time
• Nina Castro-Méndez, National Autonomous University of Mexico - Working Hours and Unpaid Care Work across Life Course: Unequal Trajectories in Mexico
• Katherine Engel, American University - The Effect of SNAP Benefit Distribution on Well-being
• Linnea Evans, University of Massachusetts - Time Use while Incarcerated
• Charlene Kalenkoski, James Madison University - Faculty and Staff Time Use in the Age of COVID: A Pilot Study of Time Use, Productivity, and Satisfaction using Data from a Large Research University
• Andy Kampfschulte, University of Southern California - Assessing Inequalities of Transportation Burden and Time Investment in Pediatric Healthcare Access in Los Angeles, CA
• Juana Lamote, University College London - Using MTUS to measure historical changes in eating frequency and physical activity
• Florian Schulz, University of Bamberg, Germany - Time use for housework and childcare on weekdays and weekend days in Germany
• Younghwan Song, Union College - The COVID-19 Deaths and Subjective Well-Being in the United States

Session 9 - Innovative Uses of ATUS (Moderator Sandra Hofferth)

• Audrey Dorelien, University of Minnesota - Racial / Ethnic Differences in Social Contact Patterns and Implications for COVID-19
• * Jingyan Guo, University of California Riverside - Sleep and Fatal Vehicle Crashes: Evidence from Sunset Time in the United States
• * Emma Zang, Yale University - Work Arrangements and Parents' Time Use in the United States: Variations by Race / Ethnicity and Educational Attainment
• Thomas J. Lyttelton, Copenhagen Business School - Parents’ Work Arrangements, Gendered Time Use and Subjective Well-being during the Pandemic
• Yue Qian and Wen Fan, University of British Columbia - Did the COVID-19 Pandemic Make it Worse? Working from Home and Affective Well- being at the Intersections of Parental Status and Occupation

Session 10 - Gendered Time Use (Moderator Liana Sayer)

• Sandra Hofferth, University of Maryland - A Century of American College Women: Career, Family, or Both?
• Susan Parker, University of Maryland - The Effect of the Pandemic on Preschool Enrollment, Entry to Primary School and Maternal Employment
• Edgar V Marcillo Yepez, University of Florida - Do Conditional Cash Transfers Reinforce the Traditional Gendered Division of Labor?
• Magdalena Quezada, Share Berlin Institute GmbH - How do Senior Couples Divide Housework? A Cross-national Comparison
• Anna Wiersma Strauss, Syracuse University - The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and Informal Caregiving for Adults: Examining Effects on Time Allocation

Session 11 - Elder Care Research and Policy (Moderator Jingwen Liu)

• * Emily Agree, Johns Hopkins University; * Sarah Patterson, University of Michigan - A Research Agenda and Evidence on Care Networks for an Aging U.S. Population
• H. Elizabeth Peters, Urban Institute - How Can Paid Family Leave Support Family Caregivers of Older Adults: Benefits and Challenges

Concluding Remarks - Liana Sayer