NEWS & EVENTS

A literature review conducted at CIS-Iscte suggests humor is associated with increased well-being.

A new study offers a short guide on how community psychologists can contribute to improving the prospects of rural young people in Europe.

The CIS research team warns about the need to raise awareness about intimate partner violence, especially against men.

Research explores how communities’ responses to renewable energy are affected by local context, history, and the experience of time.

The 2nd Consortium Meeting of kNOwHATE was held on May 31, 2023, at Iscte.

02/06/2023 | 15:00-16:00 | Iscte Dr Melanie Vauclair (CIS-Iscte)

On the International Day of Families 2023, we interviewed two researchers from CIS-Iscte working with Family Foster Care.

Isabel Correia from CIS-Iscte contributed to a study on perceptions of justice and legitimation of economic inequalities in 27 countries.

Research from CIS-Iscte helps to map research on transgender and gender diverse people in Portugal.

A PhD thesis developed at CIS-Iscte demonstrated the interdependence of two memory systems, usually considered independent.

A policy brief on the impact of the SUSTAINMEALS – Sustainable School Meals project.

Sara Soares, Sofia Frade, Rita Jerónimo, and Sonja Kotz recently published a paper on how the brain processes fictional sentences.

Mafalda Esteves from CIS-Iscte is a PhD student studying intimate citizenship and psychosocial well-being in bisexuality.

Research from CIS-Iscte indicates that the refugees’ perception of the hosting society‘s desire for contact was linked to their adaptation.

The last episode of [IN] Pertinente podcast with CIS-Iscte researcher Luísa Lima is about the parents-children relationship.