HOMME – Health, Cognition, Family, and Employment among Men

Some men remain childless, jobless, and in poor health. Why? Could a deep dive into the technological, cultural, and economic conditions give us tangible clues on how they affect men’s opportunities?

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The event marks the kick-off of Vegard Skirbekk’s ERC Advanced Grant project. It gathers experts in psychology, economics, social sciences, medicine, neurology, demography, and public health, who join forces to present several views on the development of men’s physical and mental health from teenage years to old age.

Program

12:00    Aino Rinhaug informs of the location and the programme.

12:05    Welcoming introduction by Camilla Stoltenberg, NORCE and Bj?rn Lau, Head of Department, Department of Psychology, UiO  

12:20    Project leader Vegard Skirbekk presents the topic of the ERC project:

  • "Why we can study men's health better - rationale for HOMME"  
  • Team introduction 
  • Key ideas 
  • Data sources 
  • Methodological approach 
  • Timing of events - plan 

12:30    Food and mingling

13:00    Panel 1:

  • Fartein Ask Torvik: “Partner choice and social inequality” 
  • Rannveig Kaldager Hart: “The mental health penalty of fatherhood in Norway” 

13:30    Panel 2:

  • Ragnhild Brandlistuen: ?Childhood characteristics of boys who struggle academically and socially in young adulthood?. 
  • Martin Flat?: ?Adolescent determinants of male fertility?.

14:00    Panel 3:

  • Tilmann von Soest: ?Psychosocial wellbeing, trust, and antiegalitarian attitudes among sexual inactive single men?.
  • Camilla Stoltenberg: ?A male perspective on gender equality in education and health??

14:15    Panel 4

  • Asta H?berg: ?Men's minds?. 
  • Alexandra Havdahl: ?Growing up and growing older with neurodevelopmental conditions?.

14:45    Coffee break

15:00    Panel discussion

15:15    Closing comments

15:30    End

 

This prosject is funded by the European Union.

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Published Oct. 30, 2024 2:53 PM - Last modified Dec. 16, 2024 8:24 PM