Prof. Dr. Angelika Walser works as a Catholic moral theologian and university professor at the University of Salzburg. Together with Ms. Bernadette Breunig, she has put a scientific spotlight on co-parenting: She conducted a qualitative study. In your research, you deal with the topic of family and how it is subject to change. What are…
Henrike Hartmann is a freelance journalist and has just successfully completed her bachelor’s thesis on the topic of becoming a parent without a romantic relationship. For her thesis, she interviewed four people from Familyship and shed light on their motivation for co-parenting.
Bernadette Breunig is a project assistant in the Theological Ethics at the University of Salzburg. Together with Professor Walser, she put a scientific burning glass on co-parenting: She conducted a qualitative study.
Dr. Lydia Ottlewski is an assistant professor at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) in the field of “Consumer Culture Theory” – consumer and market research from a cultural perspective. This interdisciplinary field of research is aimed at developing a better understanding of why consumers* act in a certain way and why consumer culture takes…
Professor Christine Wimbauer conducts research in her department of sociology at the Humboldt University in Berlin on topics including couple relationships, work, love, family and social policy, and also gender inequalities. Her book, Co-Parenting and the Future of Love, is about post-romantic parenting. Familyship now had the opportunity to talk to her about the state…
Monika Osberghaus is the publisher of Klett Kinderbuchverlag. Only recently, the German translation of the children’s book “Rainbow Days” was published there. An already award-winning book by a young Norwegian author.
Gianni is the father of a daughter, lives in a co-parenting relationship and is openly gay. He is one of the editors of the book “Regenbogenväter” (Rainbow Fathers), and also runs the Gay Daddy Stammtisch in Berlin.
Madita is rainbow mom. What that means exactly, what such an everyday life looks like and which questions are relevant around it, she discusses in her own podcast “Gay Mom Talking”.
Social changes come and go. Until they are legally mapped, they are often subject to a different time calculation. “Is the legal assignment of a child to mother and father according to §§ 1591, 1592 BGB still up-to-date?” Pawel Rydygier investigated this question in his thesis. In this interview, he answers current topics on family…
Dr. Andrea Buschner was a researcher at the State Institute for Family Research at the University of Bamberg. She collaborated on the important study on the living situation of children in same-sex civil partnerships. Familyship spoke with her about the changing nature of family as well as the impact of different family models on child…
Maria Arlamovsky is a director. For her film FUTURE BABY, she visited physicians, scientists and technicians in clinics around the world in sterile laboratories, accompanied couples who wished to have children, egg donors and surrogate mothers to examinations and procedures. Familyship spoke with the director about family.
Alexandra Wullbrandt is a family law attorney who encounters new people with their own personal stories and individual family law concerns almost every day. Familyship spoke with her about the changing nature of family.
One man, two children, three mothers: Jochen König is a father, single, blogger and author. To that end, he lives in a co-parenting model by conviction. For Familyship, he talks about the “father” in our society.