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    • 29 Jan 2026
    • 8:00 AM
    • 30 Jan 2026
    • 5:00 PM
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    ISQOLS 2026 Winter Virtual Conference

    Pathways to Inclusive Well-being
    29-30 January 2026
    Virtual – Access from Anywhere in the World

    Join us in this event specifically designed to showcase the work of our young scholars.

    About the Conference

    The International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies (ISQOLS) is delighted to announce the ISQOLS 2026 Winter Virtual Conference, a two-day event dedicated to showcasing the work of emerging scholars in the field of quality-of-life studies.

    This fully online conference will bring together early-career researchers from around the globe to share innovative insights on the many pathways to inclusive and equitable well-being.

    Conference Theme

    The theme of the 2026 Winter Conference is: Pathways to Inclusive Well-being.

    We welcome contributions that investigate the social structures, opportunities, and connections—both offline and online—that promote thriving communities. In particular, we encourage research on the ways digital interaction and social media influence well-being, from expanding access to opportunities and social support to shaping perceptions, aspirations, and life satisfaction.

    Topics of Interest

    We invite submissions on a broad range of topics related to well-being and quality of life, including (but not limited to):

    • Subjective well-being and life satisfaction

    • Mental health and well-being

    • Social indicators and societal well-being

    • Economic and material well-being

    • Environmental well-being and sustainable living

    • Cross-cultural perspectives on well-being

    • Policy interventions for enhancing quality of life

    • Methodological advancements in well-being research

    • Digital interaction, social media, and their impact on well-being

    Presenter Eligibility

    Presenters must be early-career researchers who are:

    • Within eight years of completing their PhD, or

    • Currently pursuing a PhD or Master’s degree.

    This platform is designed to support and amplify the voices of emerging scholars in quality-of-life research.

    Important Dates

    • Registration Opens: 1 November 2025

    • Abstract Submission Deadline: 15 November 2025

    • Notification of Acceptance: Early December 2025

    • Author Confirmation of Attendance: 15 December 2025

    • Conference Dates: 29–30 January 2026

    Participation

    • Presenters: Must meet the eligibility criteria above.

    • Participants: Open to all attendees. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to join.

    • Registration Discounts: ISQOLS members receive significant discounts. Visit isqols.org/join to join or renew before registering.

    • Technical Requirements: All participants must have access to a computer, stable internet connection, and webcam. The conference will be hosted on Zoom.

    Conference Registration Fees

    Discounts will be available for ISQOLS members. To join or renew your membership, please visit isqols.org/join. 

    Education grants will be available for accepted authors demonstrating financial need. Contact office@isqols.org for more details. 



    • 4 Feb 2026
    • 4:00 PM
    • Online Webinar
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    Practitioners’ Perspectives Virtual Workshop

    Progress, insights, new AI methods and policy impact being created by the Australian Urban Observatory digital liveability indicators system

    Wed, Feb 4, 2026 at 4:00 pm EST/

    Thu, Feb 5, 2026 at 8:00 am AEDT

    The ISQOLS–CIC “Practitioners’ Perspectives” Workshop Series highlights applied projects on local and regional indicators for community wellbeing. Each quarterly session features leading practitioners sharing tools, methods, and lessons from real-world community indicators initiatives, bridging local insights with global quality-of-life research. LEARN MORE

    WORKSHOP DETAILS

    The Australian Urban Observatory is a digital liveability planning platform measuring and monitoring liveability down to the local neighbourhood level across the 21 largest cities of Australia. Established in 2020, liveability indicators included in the Australian Urban Observatory are guided by a comprehensive definition of liveability with the digital portal developed and co-designed overtime in response to the needs to policymakers who are applying the indicators as evidence in policymaking. The transdisciplinary project is based on expertise in public health, urban planning, geography, architecture, geospatial science, computer science and artificial intelligence to establish foundational knowledge about the liveability of Australian cities that has also been applied in Thailand and Japan.

    This presentation will provide an overview of the Australian Urban Observatory local and national liveability indicators system, and describe how the evidence is being applied in Australian government and industry contexts. It will explain how computer science and artificial intelligence are being used to support development of innovative neighbourhood liveability indicators in response to emerging community and policy needs. The presentation will also provide an overview of co-designed resources and toolkits developed to support improved public health and urban policymaking, and support advocacy action to improve liveability across the country. The presentation will argue that indicators alone are not enough to support the critical issues of evidence-informed health and urban policy development and that new methods of data visualisation, communication, capacity building and engagement need to evolve to ensure the value of indicator systems.



    • 18 Feb 2026
    • 4:00 PM
    • Online Webinar
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    ISQOLS Webinar,

    "Youth Well-Being and Inequalities in Digital Contexts"


    Presenter: Pablo Gracia, Prof. Autonomous University of Barcelona and Centre for Demographic Studies

    Wednesday, 18 February

    10:00 am EST/4:00 pm CET

    Child and adolescent digital use and social media engagement has intensified dramatically over the last years. These major digital transformations in young people's daily lives have carried opportunities, such as unique forms of learning and social connectedness, but also risks, such as internet addiction, distraction and emotional distress. This presentation will address theoretically and empirically the impact of child and adolescent digital use and social media on well-being outcomes, focusing particularly on heterogeneous effects across population groups. First, I will present a conceptual approach to investigate how digital divides are currently shaping child and adolescent well-being outcomes across demographic and socioeconomic groups. Second, I will examine the way digital use shapes mental well-being and educational outcomes from early childhood to late adolescence, with a focus on both digital parenting and intersectional inequalities. Third, I will present multi-level evidence on how social media use shapes adolescents mental well-being outcomes by considering the role of socioeconomic inequalities at the micro, meso, and macro level. Empirical evidence will be based on representative longitudinal and cross-national data from multiple high-income countries. The presentation will conclude with reflections around current and new directions of research on youth well-being, digitalisation and structural inequalities.


    • 9 Mar 2026
    • 8:00 AM
    • 11 Mar 2026
    • 9:00 PM
    • Universidad de Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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    ISQOLS Regional Conference, Buenos Aires Argentina,

    "Quality-of-life, Well-being, and Happiness in Latin America"

     March 9-11, 2026, Universidad de Palermo

    https://isqols.org/Argentina

    The International Society of Quality-of-Life Studies and the Universidad de Palermo Argentina, announce and invite you to participate in the first Latin America Regional Conference "Quality of Life, Well-being and Happiness in Latin America", which will take place on the urban campus of the Universidad de Palermo during March 9-11, 2026, being organized by the CICS-UP, School of Social Sciences. We are pleased to present four keynote experts on Quality-of-Life in Latin America: Prof. Javier A. Martínez, University of Twente, Netherlands; Mariano Rojas, PhD, Researcher at Tecnológico Nacional de México; Francesco Sarracino, PhD, Head of Research Unit on Well-being and Entrepreneurship at STATEC; and Prof. Graciela Tonon, Director of CICS-UP Research Center in Social Sciences, School of Social Sciences, Universidad de Palermo.

    La Sociedad Internacional de Estudios sobre la Calidad de Vida y la Universidad de Palermo, Argentina, anuncian e invitan a participar en la primera Conferencia Regional de América Latina “Calidad de Vida, Bienestar y Felicidad en América Latina”, que se llevará a cabo en el campus urbano de la Universidad de Palermo del 9 al 11 de marzo de 2026, organizada por el CICS-UP, Escuela de Ciencias Sociales. Nos complace presentar a cuatro expertos principales en Calidad de Vida en América Latina: Prof. Javier A. Martínez, Universidad de Twente, Países Bajos; Mariano Rojas, PhD, Researcher at Tecnológico Nacional de México; Francesco Sarracino, PhD, Jefe de la Unidad de Investigación en Bienestar y Emprendimiento en STATEC; y Prof. Graciela Tonon, Directora del Centro de Investigación en Ciencias Sociales (CICS-UP), Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad de Palermo.

    Discounts and Education Grants Available

    Registration and Refund Details:

    Registration deadline: 15 January, 2026

    Late/on-site registration: 16 January-onsite

    100% full refund is available through 15 January 2026

    A 50% refund is available from 16 January-15 February 2026

    No refund available after 15 February, 2026




    • 9 Mar 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Universidad de Palermo
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    ISQOLS 2026 Argentina Pre-conference Workshop:

    Prosperity in Action: A Hands-On Research Workshop with UFM’s Prosperity Lab


    Instructors/Instructores: David Casasola & Ryan Yonk

    Language/Idioma: English/Inglés

    Fee: FREE/Cuota: GRATIS

    Date/Fecha: 9 March, Monday/9 Marzo, Lunes 

    Time/Tiempo: 9:00-12:00 

    Location/Lugar: Universidad de Palermo (Conference Venue) 


    Join us for an immersive pre-conference workshop that brings the Universidad Francisco Marroquín’s Prosperity Lab to life. In this interactive session, you’ll dive into the Lab’s innovative project design, rich data resources, and framework for understanding life quality, human well-being, and prosperity.

    Over the course of three energetic hours, you’ll roll up your sleeves and work directly with Prosperity Lab’s, field-collected datasets. With access to the data, you’ll explore its research potential, workshop project ideas, and develop concrete next steps tailored to your own scholarly interests in quality of life and well-being.

    You’ll engage with three major, data sources from Guatemala that illuminate some of the core drivers of human flourishing:

    Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM): Insight into the entrepreneurial ecosystem—from micro-ventures to large-scale innovators.

    Luces de Desarrollo (Poverty Stoplight): A person-centered assessment that empowers individuals to identify and improve the dimensions of their own well-being.

    Business Development Plans: Real-world stories and data on how thriving small and family businesses elevate life quality for owners, employees, and communities.

    By the end of the workshop, you'll walk away with a solid grasp of the Prosperity Lab datasets and a set of actionable research ideas ready for future development. Join us to turn data into discovery—and inspiration into impact.

    We’ll spend three interactive hours together, with a quick 20-minute break halfway through to stretch, refuel, and reset.

    To dive fully into the data, participants should bring a laptop equipped with their favorite statistical tools. Workshops like this have previously ignited exciting collaborations and long-term research projects—and we’re eager to see what new ideas and partnerships emerge this time around.


    • 9 Mar 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Universidad de Palermo
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    ISQOLS 2026 Argentina Pre-conference Workshop:

    Modelos de Ecuaciones Estructurales para la Medición y Análisis del Bienestar Subjetivo


    Instructors/Instructores: Delfino Vargas y Servando Valdés

    Language/Idioma: Spanish/Español


    Fee: FREE/Cuota: GRATIS

    Date/Fecha: 9 March, Monday/9 Marzo, Lunes 

    Time/Tiempo: 9:00-12:00 

    Location/Lugar: Universidad de Palermo (Conference Venue) 


    Objetivos del Taller:

    • Dominar herramientas prácticas de SEM para el análisis de datos tanto transversales como longitudinales en el contexto del Bienestar Subjetivo. Para hacer sus publicaciones con mayor sustento, más allá de modelos de regresión y logísticos.

    • Familiarizar a la audiencia con aplicaciones reales y casos de estudio, basados en investigaciones concretas, para trasladar la teoría a la práctica. 

    Contenido Desglosado: La Medición transversal y longitudinal

    El taller guiará a los participantes a través de un itinerario metodológico completo:

    1. Cimientos de la Medición: Cómo validar escalas de Bienestar Subjetivo mediante Análisis Factorial Confirmatorio, interpretando métricas de ajuste y estableciendo Invarianza Factorial para comparaciones entre grupos con métricas adecuadas.

    2. Modelado de Relaciones Complejas: Aplicación de Modelos de Ecuaciones Estructurales para evaluar y probar teorías sobre el Bienestar Subjetivo utilizando datos transversales.

    3. Descubriendo Tipologías Ocultas: Uso del Análisis de Clases Latentes (LCA) para identificar perfiles o tipologías de bienestar en la población y caracterizarlos mediante covariables (modelos LCA condicionales y no condicionales).

    4. La Dimensión Temporal: Cómo capturar y modelar la trayectoria del bienestar a lo largo del tiempo mediante Modelos de Mezclas de Crecimiento Latente (LGMM)Análisis de Transición Latente (LTA) y Latent Change Scores (LCS) identificando subgrupos con patrones de cambio distintos en el tiempo, usando datos longitudinales.

    Metodología Práctica y Aplicada

    Este es un taller con los pies en la tierra. Cada concepto se ilustrará con ejemplos concretos y replicables, mostrando la implementación en los entornos de software más demandados: Mplus y R (A través de R Markdown que permitirán ver las salidas correspondientes a la ejecución de los programas). Los asistentes no solo entenderán la teoría, sino que verán cómo se ejecuta en la práctica.



    • 9 Mar 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Universidad de Palermo
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    ISQOLS 2026 Argentina Pre-conference Workshop:

    Desigualdades sociales de niños y niñas que viven en comunidades urbanas de América Latina: una mirada desde la calidad de vida y el bienestar


    Instructors/Instructores:

     Graciela Tonon, Enrique Delamonica y Fernando Longhi

    Language/Idioma: Spanish/Español


    Fee: FREE/Cuota: GRATIS

    Date/Fecha: 9 March, Monday/9 Marzo, Lunes 

    Time/Tiempo: 10:00-12:00 

    Location/Lugar: Universidad de Palermo (Conference Venue) 


    Este workshop se encuentra dedicado a la redefinición de las desigualdades urbanas en el contexto de los países de América Latina y centra su foco en la situación de vida cotidiana de niños y niñas en esta región.

    Tradicionalmente la desigualdad se había evaluado en términos de ingresos, dejando de lado otros tipos de desigualdad, como la mala salud, la falta de educación y/o la exclusión social. La desigualdad de ingresos puede diferir significativamente de la desigualdad en otros ámbitos y del contraste entre las diferentes perspectivas de ingresos. En esta línea de reflexión, reconoceremos que las desigualdades son importantes para el bienestar y la prosperidad de una sociedad.

    Este workshop está organizado en tres partes.

    Parte 1: se inicia con una exposición teórica en la cual se revisarà el concepto de desigualdad en términos teóricos y las diferentes clasificaciones que de ellas se han construido hasta la actualidad. Asimismo, reconoceremos las peculiaridades de las desigualdades en el espacio urbano en relación con la calidad de vida de las personas y el bienestar de la comunidad.

    Parte 2: A continuación, se presentarán dos investigaciones concretas para ser debatidas en pequeños grupos de trabajo, a partir de una guía de preguntas.

    La primera estudia las desigualdades habitacionales de los niños que viven en las ciudades de Sudamérica y la forma en que las mismas afectan su calidad de vida. Considerando que ya para el 2015, el 80% de la población de Sudamérica vivía en zonas urbanas. Si bien los niños de zonas urbanas, en promedio, disfrutan de mejores condiciones que los de zonas rurales, millones de niños urbanos luchan contra la pobreza. No existe una “ventaja urbana” en términos de calidad de vida para ellos. Este conocimiento es crucial para promover y diseñar políticas que fomenten la calidad de vida de los niños y adolescentes de la región. Este caso describe evidencia sobre las desigualdades intraurbanas que afectan la calidad de vida de los niños y adolescentes y el pleno ejercicio de sus derechos en Sudamérica. Estos resultados provienen de encuestas de hogares realizadas durante los últimos 10 años. Asimismo, los niños urbanos que viven en condiciones de alta privación presentan peores resultados que el niño rural promedio. 

    La segunda, estudia las desigualdades vitales en contextos urbanos del Gran Norte argentino basadas en la tasa de mortalidad infantil y el índice de vulnerabilidad en salud (2005-2020).Para América Latina en general, y para Argentina en particular, la desigualdad constituye una de las dimensiones más críticas en el proceso para alcanzar la llamada igualdad territorial, que implicaría mejores condiciones de vida para la población. Incluso en los últimos años, con la implementación de numerosas políticas para mitigar la desigualdad, las características inherentes a las estructuras territoriales, junto con otros fenómenos han impedido la ruptura del círculo de desigualdad regional en Argentina. Hemos concebido una tendencia particular a analizar las desigualdades vitales, es decir, aquellas desigualdades socialmente construidas que ofrecen oportunidades de vida desiguales a los seres humanos. El área de estudio seleccionada es el Gran Norte argentino, un territorio caracterizado por la pobreza persistente. Los resultados advierten, tanto desde una perspectiva diacrónica como sincrónica, sobre las características en magnitud, tendencia y distribución espacial que han adquirido las desigualdades vitales en estos entornos urbanos en períodos de tiempo recientes.

    Parte 3: finalmente, las producciones de los grupos serán expuestas en forma oral por sus miembros, generàndose un espacio de debate y conclusión de las mismas.

    Destinado a: estudiantes de posgrado, investigadores, profesionales, docentes.

    Actividad sin arancelar



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14 Jun 2019 ISQOLS WEBINAR, "Animals, People and the Planet – increasing wellbeing for all"
3 May 2019 ISQOLS WEBINAR, "Animals, People and the Planet – increasing wellbeing for all"
15 Mar 2019 ISQOLS WEBINAR, "Reframing Work To Improve Well-being"
16 Jan 2019 ISQOLS Webinar: "Bridging the Gap Between the Sustainable Development Goals and Happiness Metrics"
14 Dec 2018 ISQOLS WEBINAR, "Gross National Happiness of Business: An Assessment Tool"
14 Sep 2018 Webinar: "Sustainability through Happiness" with Scott Cloutier


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