EurofamNet has co-organised the Final Event of the COST Action CA18123, entitled “European Forum on Family Support. Creating an Agenda for 2030” together with the Spanish Ministry of Social Rights and Agenda 2030 and the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FEMP). This event took place on 4th July 2023 in Madrid (Spain) , marking the closing of the Action.
During the event, the main advances of the Action were introduced and the projection of EurofamNet at long-term was presented, with aims to promote the dissemination of EurofamNet results at policy, practice and research level, to create a conversation around sustainability impulse for the network, and to consolidate it as a reference at the European level. The Forum brought together researchers, policy members, NGOs, practitioners, and the voices of children and their families.
Session 2. Eurofamnet: Lessons and implications for policy and practice
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Session 2 Slides
Session 3. Challenges and innovation in the conceptualization and delivery of family support
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Session 3 Slides
Session 4. Advancing quality standars and evidence-based practice with families in Europe
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Session 4 Slides
Session 6. An agenda for family support research in Europe
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Session 6 Slides
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Proceedings book. European Forum on Family Support. Creating an agenda for 2030
WG1. Co-ordinating group for the action & WG5. Dissemination of activities and results
Poster title Authors EurofamNet principles for family support research as a paradigm of policy and practice John Canavan, Emanuele Bilotti, David Herrera, Anna Jean Grasmeijer, & Lucía Jiménez Building up the evidence ecology of family support in Europe. The EurofamNet approach Lucía Jiménez, John Canavan, Anna Jean Grasmeijer, & Ana Pizarro Carmona Mapping key actors in family support. A European perspective Sofía Baena, Anna Jean Grasmeijer, John Canavan, David Herrera, Andy Lloyd, Johanna Schima, & Lucía Jiménez Translation and accessibility Branko Bošković Dissemination and Outputs Sviatlana Karpava, Branko Bošković, Roberta Ruggiero, & Joana Sequeira Making stories. Families’ voices about family support Carlos García-Medina, Jesús Maya, Rocío Garrido, Andy Lloyd, & Lucía Jiménez
WG4. Developing a standadisation framework on skills
Poster title Authors Family support workforce skills. Research and practice Makedonka Radulovic, Nevenka Zegarac, Mariana Bucuiceanu-Vrabie, & Ana Maria Pereira Antunes Future of family support workforce skills Nevenka Žegarac, Anita Burgund Isakov, Nina Mešl, & Tadeja Kodele
WG3. Quality standards and evidence-based programmes
Poster title Authors International agencies on programme evaluation and quality standards Sonia Byrne & Metin Özdemir Quality standards in the design of evidence-based family support programmes in Europe Isabel M. Bernedo, Ana Almeida, Ninoslava Pecnik, Sonia Byrne, Lucía González-Pasarín, Orlanda Cruz, Ana Uka, Daiva Skučienė, & Lina Šumskaitė Parent instruments used in evidence-based family support programs in different socio-cultural contexts. A scoping review Oriola Hamzallari, Koraljka Modić Stanke, Elisabeth Stefanek, & Georg Spiel Child outcome measurements used in evidence-based family support programs in different sociocultural contexts. A scoping review Ana Uka, Elisabeth Stefanek, Daiva Skuciene, Carmen Schneckenreiter, & Georg Spiel Online versus in-person parenting support Patty Leijten, Burcu Kömürcü Akik, Oana David, Rukiye Kızıltepe, & Ana Catarina Canário Components of online parenting programs for children’s mental health Ana Catarina Canario, Burku Kömürcü Akik, Koraljka Modić Stanke, Oana David, Rukiye Kızıltepe, Rita Pinto, Marco Martins, & Patty Leijten Implementing evidence-based practices as a model for professional practice for quality family support. A comparative survey study María José Rodrigo, Sonia Byrne, Ninoslava Pecnik, Isabel M. Bernedo, Eliška Kodysova, Koraljka Modic Stanke, & Javier de Frutos
WG2. Developing the European conceptual framework on family support
Poster title Authors Multi-dimensional and multi-level framework for conceptualizing family support in Europe Carmel Devaney, Harriet Churchill, & Angela Abela Child, parent or family? Applying a systemic lens to the conceptualisations of family support in Europe Carmel Devaney, Øivin Christiansen, Julia Holzer, Mandi MacDonald, Marisa Matias, & Eszter Salamon Going back to the drawing board. The picture of family support in European constitutions Jelena Arsic & Jelena Jerinic Family policy and family support in Europe. International and European policy frameworks and standards Harriet Churchill, Mona Sandbæk, Ashling Jackson, Jelena Jerinić, Jelena Arsić, Ivana Dobrotić, Anna Rybrinska, & Roberta Ruggiero Child and family support policies across Europe: National reports from 27 countries Angela Abela
