⏳Only two weeks left to apply for the 3rd Early Career Workshop in Comparative Social and Public Policy!
Make sure to send us your abstract to join us in Barcelona at @igopbcn.bsky.social to discuss new contributions to the field in a supportive environment: forms.gle/jAR1mwx3o9th...

Ya estamos en la #REPS2025 en @unirioja.bsky.social donde mañana presentaremos nuestro artículo "Excluidos?" sobre el aumento en la pobreza en hogares unipersonales y sus determinantes sociales, económicos y políticos.

New PhD position!
🔍 Explore who is missing from poverty stats across Europe
📍 Barcelona, @igopbcn.bsky.social
🤝 Fully funded 3-year post with additional training budget
🔗 euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/356896

What a week for the project at #ESPAnet2025 where we presented some preliminary findings and much more. Great discussions on welfare states, access to social rights & welfare experiences — thanks to all who engaged with our papers!

🔍 Interested in poverty, stats & “invisible” populations?
We're hiring a PhD researcher to re-examine how poverty is measured across Europe.
Join our friendly interdisciplinary team at UAB @igopbcn.bsky.social
📍3-year funded post | Starting late 2025
📎 euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/356896

El X Congreso de la Red Española de Política Social va tomando forma. 📢 ¡Ya puedes consultar la agenda provisional!

El programa incluye mesas redondas, conferencias y sesiones paralelas que se celebrarán durante tres jornadas. Consúltalo 👉https://reps2025.unirioja.es/es/pages/programa1
#REPS2025

By gathering data on groups often excluded from official EU statistics, we’re creating more accurate, adjusted poverty estimates.

🔎 Why? Because today’s data practices often mask the true extent of need and deprivation across Europe.

#Poverty #DataJustice

📉 Did you know? EU official statistics exclude individuals not living in private households.

Ranging between 1% and 5% they represent a non-negligible proportion of the population, compromising the accuracy of poverty estimates.

Invisible in data = invisible in policy.

Our current understanding of poverty is based on incomplete data and so are the policies aimed to address it.

🧩At WHOCOUNTS, we include those typically excluded from European Union living conditions statistics —those living in non-private households— to fix that.

#Datajustice #Poverty

👋 Welcome to WHOCOUNTS — a new research project tackling a big question: Who is left out of poverty data in Europe, and why does that matter?

We’re here to change how poverty is seen, counted, and understood.

#WHOCOUNTS #Poverty #EUSILC