FLUX

Family Formation in Flux – Causes, Consequences and Possible Futures

FLUX Consortium

The multidisciplinary FLUX consortium seeks evidence-based solutions for influencing and adapting to changes in fertility dynamics that accelerate population ageing. The overarching goal is to improve the social and economic sustainability of Finnish society.

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Kukkia. / Flowers.
June 13, 2024
FLUX has received €3.4 million in continued funding for the period 2024-2027
In the second period, the project will expand its work with new activities that will contribute to the societal impact...
Publicum building at the University of Turku. / Publicum-rakennus, Turun yliopisto.
March 1, 2024
FLUX recruits Senior Researchers for demographic and sociological research
The INVEST Research Flagship Centre at the University of Turku invites applications for 1-2 contract-based, fixed-term Senior Researcher positions from...
Helsingin yliopiston Kaisa-kirjaston portaikko.
May 2, 2023
Professor E.J. Nyström’s prize is awarded to academy professor Katariina Salmela-Aro
Salmela-Aro’s research work on children’s and young people’s learning and well-being has been very successful and significant and continuously yielded...

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Kaksi henkilöä istuu laiturilla. / Two people sitting on a pier.
August 23, 2023
Diversifying and differentiating family formation – same-sex couples as an example
The opportunities for same-sex couples to have children have improved in recent years in Finland. However, the new opportunities are...

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About our research

FLUX focuses on the changing fertility and family dynamics in Finland and provides insights into  the underlying causes of the changes, the effects these changes have on individuals and society, the linkages of the dynamics with social and gender inequalities and psychosocial and economic well-being, and how social and family policies at both the state and local government levels can tackle the challenges created by the low-fertility landscape. FLUX brings together leading researchers from demography and other key disciplines relevant to understanding the causes and consequences of changing fertility and family dynamics.