The cover for the book 'Motherhood: Contemporary Transitions and Generational Change' by Tina Miller. The cover features an illustration of a table with crayons, candles, plates and napkins on it.
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7 November 2025, 12:30 - 16:00

In this hands-on, informative and fun event you will be able to share your experiences of juggling daily family life and paid work and learn more about how other families cope, both in the UK and beyond.

Based on award-winning research by Professor Tina Miller, this event explores how plans and intentions to share caring and work can play out in reality when parenthood strikes.

Come and take part in interactive activities, sharing your own experiences and creating your own family/work balance felt ‘map’, if you’d like to.

You can also add your own experiences to our sticky note comment board, or just enjoy looking at pictorial and other findings from the original study. Together, your experiences will add to our understanding of why work life balance can be so hard to achieve – and what might need to change.

Just drop in – no need to book!

Led by Professor Tina Miller, Oxford Brookes University

More information

 

This year, MOX is one of the venues for the Festival of Social Science: a fantastic opportunity for children and grown-ups alike to get hands on with fun and engaging activities, peek into the world of research and learn something new about our world. The festival celebrates the creative, engaging, and impactful work that social science researchers do to help us understand and influence the world around us. This year, the festival is returning with a packed programme of activities on the theme of “Our Working Lives” from 20 October – 7 November.

Details

Date:
7 November 2025
Time:
12:30 - 16:00
Event Category:
Website:
https://www.socsci.ox.ac.uk/how-do-you-do-it-balancing-family-life-and-paid-work

Venue

Museum of Oxford
Museum of Oxford, St Aldate's
Oxford, Oxfordshire OX1 1BX United Kingdom
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Phone:
01865 252334
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Organiser

Museum of Oxford
Phone:
01865 252334
Email:
museum@oxford.gov.uk
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