HRF at the United Nations. The day came. 15 May 2024. The United Nations celebrated the 30th anniversary of the International Day of Families at its headquarters in New York and we attended the big party. Two days full of working sessions, presentations, data, arguments, debates with a clear conclusion.

Greetings to you all from Nottingham. This newsletter, the third of the year, finds us at the beginning of one of the most important events of 2023 for our Foundation, the Expert Meeting 'Home, Family and Climate Change'.

On Tuesday 16 May at 19.00 at the Fundación Telefónica (C/Fuencarral, 3. Madrid) as part of the Telos Cycle 'The Future of Work', HRF and ICWF/IESE will analyse the results of the study with experts in a round table discussion.

Here is the quarterly newsletter by our chairman, Bryan K. Sanderson, CBE. "It is a great pleasure to get back in touch with you, especially with so many plans on the table as I write."

Según el primer estudio del Centro Internacional para el Trabajo y la Familia del IESE Business School y el think tank internacional con sede en Londres Home Renaissance Foundation, la salud mental, la autoestima o el bienestar podrían verse amenazados por el phubbing porque los padres perciben que deben estar disponibles para trabajar a cualquier hora del día.

Those parents who are more involved in the work of the home are those who also spend more time with their children and show more interest in their daily tasks and relationships.

Psychological empowerment, job satisfaction, greater professional commitment or job crafting are some of the benefits of having a positive attitude towards housework.

Almost 50% of the men surveyed are at risk of phubbing because they perceive that their employers expect them to be highly available for work at any time. For women it is 33%.

Looking back at those great moments we experienced this 2022 and... our classical Christmas Card with our Chairman's message.

Addressing happiness is always a difficult challenge. The experts who took part in our event at the Roma Tre University were faced with the complexity of defining it because it is ambiguous, broad, and often even paradoxical.