The guide titled “Child and Youth Mental Well-Being Resources”, published by BC Healthy Communities examines how local governments affect youth mental wellness, detailing the specific

The OECD report “Spending Better for Children through Social Policy” analyses how the level, allocation and design of social spending influence child poverty, material deprivation,

The Gil Peñalosa organization offers the opportunity to freely attend webinars dedicated to urban development. Meetings take place once every two weeks. In particular, the

The paper titled “Report on the effectiveness of child benefits in the EU” published by the European Union delves into the effectiveness of child benefits

Family Cities considers this study a valuable contribution to the European discussion on demographic challenges and family support. Its focus on large families, single parents

The urban sphere is not immune to the AI-pandemic that seems to be influencing every aspect of our life. An Italian study shows how AI-directed

Addressing and preventing poverty from childhood to old age The Commission is setting out the ambition to help eradicate poverty in the EU by 2050.

The European demographic crisis has placed an unprecedented burden on rural territories, where the double issue of an aging population and youth outmigration is a

By Linda Banfi Although the main opinion of New Economic Geography (NEG) experts has been for long that larger cities are the best for economic

Towns and cities are home to nearly three quarters of the EU’s population. Many EU cities and urban areas are vibrant spaces of economic growth

To foster inclusive learning environments, higher education institutions can implement these supportive strategies to deal with the issues, challenges, and situations students with children and