Events
Showing CARE - A series of talks of the UniKid-UniCare Network Austria
Online talks with translation into Austrian Sign Language
The talks are for employees and students of all universities in the UniKid-UniCare Austria network. The online series tackles care topics and asks for their meaning for places of study and work.
Showing CARE program 2024
The complete program for 2024 can be found in our annual program.
Next talks will be announced.
- Equal parenthood (with elementary educator, social worker, project lead "Papa Info" - Association for the development of equity oriented work with fathers Dieter Breitwieser-Ebster, November 2024)
- Chidren/Youth and Mental Illness (with Head of the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Medical University of Vienna Paul Plener, October 2024)
- Distance Caregiving - How can help and care for loved ones be provided from a geographical distance? (with Nursing and health scientist, lecturer University of Vienna, president of rethinking care Iren Bischofberger, June 2024)
- Mentally fit into old age? How can we achieve this? New scientific findings and pratical tips for everyday life (with clinical and health psychologist and prospective gerontopsychologist specializing in dementia research Marisa Koini, April 2024)
- History of single women in Austria: contempt for death, self-conquest and humor (with Petra Unger, MA, founder of the Vienna Frauen*Spaziergänge (Women*Walks), academic speaker for feminist education and politics as well as expert for gender studies and feminist research, December 2023)
- Facing dementia in the family (with Norbert Partl, head of Counselling of FamilyCaregivers of People with Dementia at the Caritas Vienna, June 2023)
- Selfcare. Have you ever heard of the Recovery Nerve? - How the Vagus Nerve influences our mental health (with Sabrina Mörkl, doctor for Psychiatry and Psychotherapeutic Medicine, PSYIII psychotherapist, April 2023)
- Men in Care: Being a Father Is Not Hard?! (with masculinity and gender expert and psychotherapist Erich Lehner, November 2022)
- Encountering grieving people at work. Just no tears please?! (with Maria Streli-Wolf, head of the Kontaktstelle Trauer und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit in the Tyrolean Hospice Association, May 2022)
- Corona & Care: How are our children in the pandemic? (with children and youth psychologist Prof. Martina Zemp, February 2022)
- Corona & Care: How are parents in the pandemic? (with sociologist Prof. Ulrike Zartler, November 2021)
Work - Care - Wellbeing Days at the University of Vienna 2022
Fitting together gainful employment with household, children, care for relatives, volunteer work etc. and still taking care of oneself? This is a daily challenge for all of us, and not just since the COVID-19 pandemic. The University of Vienna - one of the biggest employers in Vienna - wants to facilitate the reconciliation of its employees work and private life as much as possible.
A family friendly career in academia - is that possible? What conditions are necessary to stay healthy when working flexibly and digitally? How can executives support their teams when somebody is strained by care responsibilities? During the Work - Care - Wellbeing Days in June 2022, there was an extensive programme on these topics with talks and discussions with employees and experts.
Documentation (in German)
The German-language events were recorded (with the exception of the Q&As). These recordings will soon be available here as video or audio. In the meantime, you can find the slides from the speakers here.
How can academia and parenthood be reconciled? (June 13, 2022)
Audio Panel Discussion
Stress management and self care in a flexible work environment (June 15, 2022)
Empowering employees with burdensome care responsibilities in the team - using the example of caring family members (June 23, 2022)
Audio short inputs and moderated talk