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Digitisation also reaches professions outside the IT sector
In the 24th issue of the journal Social Change in Switzerland, Marlis Buchmann, Helen Buchs & Ann-Sophie Gnehm from the University of Zurich report on the strong digitisation of the Swiss labour market.
LGBTIQ+ people continue to be discriminated against despite political developments.
In Switzerland, members of sexual and gender minorities are still victims of structural discrimination, social exclusion and physical violence. This was demonstrated by two psychologists from the Universities of Lausanne and Zurich in a survey of 1400 LGBTIQ+ persons.
Inauguration of LIVES Social Innovation
On 23 November, the LIVES Centre in collaboration with the Social work and Health department of the University of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland (HES-SO) inaugurated their joint platform for social innovation: LIVES Social Innovation (LSI).
Modelling vulnerability to better understand its mechanisms
On 9 December 2020, Dan Orsholits defended his thesis and obtained his doctorate, presenting two models for the analysis of life courses and transitions.
First results of the "Cause Commune" project - Fertile ground for new developments
On November 17, 2020, the Centre LIVES held a conference for the inhabitants of Chavannes-près-Renens to present the first research results related to the "Cause Commune" project.
Dr Léïla Eisner is awarded the "Prix senior Maurice Chalumeau 2020"
New overview thanks to the "Swiss Social Policy Dictionary".
LIVES international call for projects - Congratulations to the 4 winning projects
Boys have higher career aspirations than girls
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