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Family planning and migration in women’s lives
Project profile
Inhaltsübersicht
- Project team
- Co-operative partners
- Client
- Research institution
- Project runtime
- Survey period
- Target group
- Methodological approach / research design
Project team
Project managementProf. Cornelia Helfferich
Sozialwissenschaftliches FrauenForschungsInstitut Freiburg (SoFFI F.)
Prof. Wolfgang Essbach
Institut für Soziologie, Universität Freiburg
Assistants
Heike Klindworth, Dipl. Biol.
Dr. Jan Kruse
Rainer Wagner, as well as interviewer and participants involved in evaluating the qualitative sub-studies
Co-operative partners
Oberhausen City CouncilAbt. Jugendhilfe- u. Sozialplanung (dept. youth welfare and social planning),
Abt. Statistik u. Wahlen (dept. statistics and elections)
Stuttgart City Council
Stabsstelle für individuelle Chancengleichheit von Frauen u. Männern (dept. of individual equal opportunities for men and women), Stabsabteilung für Integrationspolitik (dept. of integration policy)
Nuremberg City Council
Bürgermeisteramt (mayor’s office); Amt für Kultur und Freizeit (dept. of culture and leisure)
Berlin City Council
Senatsverwaltung für Gesundheit, Umwelt und Verbraucherschutz (dept. of health, the environment and consumer protection), Senatsverwaltung für Wirtschaft, Technologie und Frauen (dept. of business, technology and women)
External Experts
Holger Wunderlich, Dipl. Soz.-Wiss.
Faktor Familie GmbH, local family research and family policies
Data collection
Heidrun Bode
TNS EMNID Bielefeld, Abteilung Empirische Sozialforschung (dept. empirical social research)
Client
Bundeszentrale für gesundheitliche AufklärungOstmerheimer Strasse 220
51109 Köln
Germany
Tel.: 0221 8992-0
Fax: 0221 8992-300
www.bzga.de
Research institution
Sozialwissenschaftliches FrauenForschungsInstitut Freiburg (SoFFI F.)Buggingerstrasse 38
79114 Freiburg
Germany
Tel.: 0761 478126-90
Fax: 0761 478126-99
www.soffi-f.de
Project runtime
December 2006–February 2010
Survey period
First phaseOctober / November 2007
Second phase
January / February 2009
Target group
20–44-year-old women with a Turkish, eastern or southeast European, or Italian migrant background
Methodological approach / research design
a) quantitative survey 2,513 women, 20–44 years old,n = 842 women with a Turkish migrant background
n = 832 women with an eastern European migrant background
n = 839 women without a migrant background
Random sample from the registers of the local resident-registration offices, telephone surveys, standardized questionnaires, use of Turkish-speaking interviewers and, in Nuremberg and Berlin, use of Russian-speaking interviewers too
b) qualitative survey 45 one-on-one interviews, 18 group discussions with women, particularly those with Turkish and eastern European migrant backgrounds, ten interviews with experts