VOLUME 6 | ACADEMIC YEAR  2004-05 

January 23, 2005

Public Policies for Working Families
mini-conference at ESS

Dear friends and colleagues,

I am pleased to announce that there will be 8 panels at the Eastern Sociological Society meetings (March 17-20, 2005) in Washington, DC on the broad topic of gender, work, and family. This mini-conference is part of a great program under the theme of Sociology and Public Policy. 

Mini-conference panels are scheduled for March 18 & 19. The panel topics are:

  • Across the Life Course

  • Bringing Community (Back) In (To Work-Family Research)

  • Comparative Perspectives on Caregivers' Careers

  • The Changing Work World

  • Work, Family & Professional Careers

  • Child Care & Elder Care: New Realities, New Politics

  • Visions of the Way Forward

  • Moving Public Policy Forward

Panelists include many young, exciting scholars plus people like Phyllis Moen, Joan Williams, Lynne Casper, Tom Kochan, Sonya Michel, Jerry Jacobs, Mona Harrington, Mindy Fried, Marcie Pitt-Catsouphes, Pat Roos, Anita Garey, Julia Wrigley, and many more wonderful scholars and advocates.

The main program includes other interesting sessions, including "Worker Control: New Struggles Over Workplace/Work Time Autonomy" and "The Work-Family Agenda in US Labor Policy."

Please consider joining us for the meetings in DC! To preregister or see the full program, go to http://www.essnet.org/annualmeeting.htm

Best wishes,

Erin L. Kelly
Assistant Professor
Department of Sociology
University of Minnesota
909 Social Sciences
267 19th Ave. South
Minneapolis, MN 55455

Phone: 612-624-0228
Fax: 612-624-7020
 

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