The Time Use Week is the main global event aimed at promoting the exchange of knowledge and good practices in time policies. It gathers researchers, public institutions, social partners, and citizenry from all over the world.
This ninth edition will take place from the 24th to the 26th October in Barcelona, with some events happening virtually also the 27th. This year’s topic is time and (in-)equalities.
During the Week, data on time use inequalities, their effects on people’s health, equality, and productivity, as well as on countries’ sustainability, or even on the workplace, will be shown. Social initiatives and public policies aimed at facing such inequalities will be analysed, and the question on how to grant the right to time as a citizenry right will be addressed.
This year’s Time Use Week is aimed at being even a more inclusive event, hosting international events and discussions, as well as decentralising some of them in order to reach every interested community.
24th-26th October
In Barcelona
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Place: Edifici MediaTIC (Carrer de Roc Boronat, 117, 08018 Barcelona) Inauguration: time and (in-)equalities Roundtable: Time: inequalities and rights A common plan to end clock change in Europe Presentation of publication “Time poverty” Good and bad time use (in-person)
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Place: Edifici MediaTIC (Carrer de Roc Boronat, 117, 08018 Barcelona) General Assembly of the Local and Regional Governments TIME Network Time Agenda: mobility, sustainability, and time Workshop on how to create a Time Agreement Official reception by the World Capital on Time Policies
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Place: Barcelona Institutional welcome: linking research and public policies in time uses Regulatory initiatives in labour time uses in Europe and beyond Proposals from the academia on a future Spanish Law on Time Uses in labour Event for businesses |
Presentation of the Catalan Network for the Right to Time Time policies around Catalonia Coordinating Time and Care Event in Terres de l’Ebre Event in Reus |
Event in Girona Event in Lleida |