Agenda Programme of the 2025 International Day of Families .

Family-oriented Policies for Sustainable Development: Towards the Second World Summit for Social Development 2025.


Moderator & Introductory remarks:

 Renata Kaczmarska, Focal Point on the Family, Social Integration & Participation Branch, Division for Inclusive Social Development, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, DISD/UNDESA 

Family-oriented Policies & Programmes: Towards the Second World Summit for Social Development.

Keynote address: María del Rosario Esteinou Madrid, Professor and Researcher, Center of Research and Higher Studies in Social Anthropology, Mexico 

Family Policies and Issues in Voluntary National Reviews, 2020-2024 (publication launch)

Regional Perspectives and Good Practices in Family Policy-making

 Presenters: Vivian Lou Weigun, Professor, University of Hong Kong & Representative of the Consortium of Family Institutes in Asia, CIFA 

Family-oriented Policies in Response to Megatrends in Asia & Outcomes of Asian Family Summit 2024 

Anna Nagy, Founder and Leader, Single Parent Families Foundation and Centers, Hungary

Family-friendly Policies in Europe: Best Practices to Support Single Parents

 Patricia Debeljuh, Director, Work-family Balance Center, IAE Business School, Universidad Austral 3 

Family-friendly Policies in Latin America: Focus on Work-Family Balance and the Private Sector (pre-recorded video) 

Francisca Lawson Tettevie, Graduate Research Assistant, Department of Child, Youth and Family Studies at University of Nebraska-Lincoln 

Empowering Young Academic Voices: IFFD Working Groups Shaping the Second World Summit for Social Development. 

Q&A Session




From 'reducing parental stress' to 'enhancing family wellbeing': Family friendly policies can help to reduce parenting stress and promote wellbeing in parents.

Observance of the 2025 International Day of Families on May, 15th, From 1:15 – 2:30 pm, UNHQ, New York, CR8.

Get the  Agenda Programme of the 2025 International Day of Families .

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