This report project will investigate the quality time parents spend with their children during school commuting and the working conditions and challenges of parents who do not commute with their children to and from the school.
In collaboration with the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (UN ESCWA), this project looks into strengthening social protection for families in the Arab region.
This study identifies the pre and post migration stressors faced by Arab refugees in Canada. It looks at the pre-migration stressors, which influence their self-concept and interpersonal relationships with immediate and extended family members.
This study identifies the characteristics of strong Arab families and how they rely on their strengths as individuals, families, and members of larger communities to overcome common challenges.
The overall objective of this project is to identify the challenges and experiences of working parents in Qatar and to provide evidence to examine existing work-family balance policies in Qatar.
This is the first in a series of report on the Family in the Arab World aimed at increasing the knowledge base on the Arab family. The purpose of the first series is conducting a systematic review and critical analysis of the literature on types, trends and current state of the institution of marriage in the Arab World.
