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Research into children, youth and family

Research at the DJI is divided into five areas. DJI survey research is based in the Department of Social Monitoring and Methodology. The results of large-scale surveys such as the DJI survey AID:A serve the purpose of ongoing social reporting. The three divisions K (children), J (youth) and F (family) are each divided into four research departments (RD). The projects on youth transitions form a separate research focus area. The Gender Unit and the Children and Youth Policy Unit form part of the institute management.

Here you can find a list of all current projects.

Division K

Children and Childcare

Life situations and environments of children (RD K1) Educational institutions and welfare benefits for children (RD K2) Pedagogical concepts for childhood (RD K3) Professional development initiative for early education professionals (RD K4)

Division J

Youth and Youth Welfare Services

Live situations and lifestyles of young people (RD J1)
 Structures of child and youth welfare services (RD J2)
 Programmes and recipients of child and youth welfare services (RD J3)
 Political socialization and the promotion of democracy (RD J4)

Division F

Family and Family Policy

Life situations and lifestyles of families (RD F1) Family policy and family support (RD F2) Familiy welfare services and child protection (RD F3) National Center for Early Years Support (RD F4)

Division Z

Department of Social Moni­toring and Methodology

AID:A — General description
 KiföG studies
 Regional Database
Outcomes of education for the welfare of parents, children, adolescents and young adults

Research Focus FSP

Youth Transitions

An overview of current projects

Dept. Institute Management

Units and research alliance

Gender Unit

Child and Youth Policy Unit

FVB DJI/TU Dortmund