Ya estamos en la #REPS2025 en @unirioja.bsky.social donde mañana presentaremos nuestro artículo "Excluidos?" sobre el aumento en la pobreza en hogares unipersonales y sus determinantes sociales, económicos y políticos.

New PhD position! 🔍 Explore who is missing from poverty stats across Europe 📍 Barcelona, @igopbcn.bsky.social 🤝 Fully funded 3-year post with additional training budget 🔗 euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/356896

What a week for the project at #ESPAnet2025 where we presented some preliminary findings and much more. Great discussions on welfare states, access to social rights & welfare experiences — thanks to all who engaged with our papers!

🔍 Interested in poverty, stats & “invisible” populations? We're hiring a PhD researcher to re-examine how poverty is measured across Europe. Join our friendly interdisciplinary team at UAB @igopbcn.bsky.social 📍3-year funded post | Starting late 2025 📎 euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/356896

El X Congreso de la Red Española de Política Social va tomando forma. 📢 ¡Ya puedes consultar la agenda provisional! El programa incluye mesas redondas, conferencias y sesiones paralelas que se celebrarán durante tres jornadas. Consúltalo 👉https://reps2025.unirioja.es/es/pages/programa1 #REPS2025

By gathering data on groups often excluded from official EU statistics, we’re creating more accurate, adjusted poverty estimates. 🔎 Why? Because today’s data practices often mask the true extent of need and deprivation across Europe. #Poverty #DataJustice

📉 Did you know? EU official statistics exclude individuals not living in private households. Ranging between 1% and 5% they represent a non-negligible proportion of the population, compromising the accuracy of poverty estimates. Invisible in data = invisible in policy.

Our current understanding of poverty is based on incomplete data and so are the policies aimed to address it. 🧩At WHOCOUNTS, we include those typically excluded from European Union living conditions statistics —those living in non-private households— to fix that. #Datajustice #Poverty

👋 Welcome to WHOCOUNTS — a new research project tackling a big question: Who is left out of poverty data in Europe, and why does that matter? We’re here to change how poverty is seen, counted, and understood. #WHOCOUNTS #Poverty #EUSILC