A research project examines how popular culture reflects views of religion and the church in the secularised Nordic region. A notable aspect is that the role of churches and priests are seen as cultural, emotional and moral rather than religious.
We pride ourselves on a Nordic school model where everyone has equal access to education, but that was not necessarily the case for all students when the pandemic was upon us, new research suggests.
How did the pandemic restrictions affect pedagogues and children of pre-school age? New research shows that the pandemic challenged the daily practices of daycare centres in several areas.
Young people who have been in out-of-home care during their upbringing are often characterised by a fragile sense of home which can reinforce their risk of homelessness, indicates early findings of NordForsk-funded research project.
Research on Ukrainian refugee integration and governance after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine shows that Nordic and Baltic countries vary in their integration processes, policies and outcomes.
Key Findings and Policy Recommendations from the reserach project Influx of Migrants Following Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: Integration and Governance Dynamics in Nordic and Baltic States.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, new research was essential to safeguarding the life and health of the population. According to Nordic researchers, rapid calls for proposals and evaluations, as well as immediate access to health data, are among the measures needed to succeed in such a crisis.
This report summarises the feedback provided by researchers involved in the Nordic Health
Data Research Projects on COVID-19, along with the impact data and outcomes reported by
these projects.
How are remote labour markets impacted by demographic shifts, growing technological needs, climate change, and globalisation? A Nordic research project aims to find out how such global megatrends have local consequences.
