Maria Petrillo
@mariapetrillo.bsky.social
Research Associate at @sheffielduni @CentreForCare | PhD: @sheffeconomics @CVER_LSE. Labour, education and gender economics.
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It was lovely to meet so many brilliant quantitative care researchers and partners from charitable organisations at the 2nd QAR-Net Care workshop. @qar-netcare.bsky.social It was two productive and stimulating days. Hope to see you all in future events.😄
December 18, 2025 at 2:46 PM
It was lovely to meet so many brilliant quantitative care researchers and partners from charitable organisations at the 2nd QAR-Net Care workshop. @qar-netcare.bsky.social It was two productive and stimulating days. Hope to see you all in future events.😄
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We now have more details about our symposium at Transforming Care Conference this month in Helsinki!
Follow this link and please share!
centreforcare.ac.uk/updates/2025...
@mariapetrillo.bsky.social @j-zhang.bsky.social
Follow this link and please share!
centreforcare.ac.uk/updates/2025...
@mariapetrillo.bsky.social @j-zhang.bsky.social
A Quantitative Lens on Care Inequalities: Socioeconomic Disparities and Structural Barriers
Discover research on care inequalities at QAR-NET Care's symposium during the Transforming Care Conference 2025.
centreforcare.ac.uk
June 12, 2025 at 9:06 AM
We now have more details about our symposium at Transforming Care Conference this month in Helsinki!
Follow this link and please share!
centreforcare.ac.uk/updates/2025...
@mariapetrillo.bsky.social @j-zhang.bsky.social
Follow this link and please share!
centreforcare.ac.uk/updates/2025...
@mariapetrillo.bsky.social @j-zhang.bsky.social
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🚨 Our research on the income penalty of informal care was cited in Parliamentary debate by MP @wendychambld.bsky.social (thank you 🙏)
Work by our own @dvaldenegro.bsky.social & @crahal.com with @mariapetrillo.bsky.social & co-authors from @centreforcare.bsky.social — here’s what we found 🧵1/6
Work by our own @dvaldenegro.bsky.social & @crahal.com with @mariapetrillo.bsky.social & co-authors from @centreforcare.bsky.social — here’s what we found 🧵1/6
May 30, 2025 at 2:19 PM
🚨 Our research on the income penalty of informal care was cited in Parliamentary debate by MP @wendychambld.bsky.social (thank you 🙏)
Work by our own @dvaldenegro.bsky.social & @crahal.com with @mariapetrillo.bsky.social & co-authors from @centreforcare.bsky.social — here’s what we found 🧵1/6
Work by our own @dvaldenegro.bsky.social & @crahal.com with @mariapetrillo.bsky.social & co-authors from @centreforcare.bsky.social — here’s what we found 🧵1/6
Yesterday at the Parliamentary debate on Carer’s Leave MP @wendychambld.bsky.social mentioned our work on the income loss caregivers face as a results of providing unpaid care
@dvaldenegro.bsky.social @crahal.com
Working paper available here: arxiv.org/abs/2411.10314
@dvaldenegro.bsky.social @crahal.com
Working paper available here: arxiv.org/abs/2411.10314
During the debate @wendychambld.bsky.social also mentioned more of @mariapetrillo.bsky.social's research: her ground-breaking work estimating the financial impact of people providing care for loved ones: centreforcare.ac.uk/commentary/2...
#unpaidcarers #socialcare
#unpaidcarers #socialcare
May 15, 2025 at 4:17 PM
Yesterday at the Parliamentary debate on Carer’s Leave MP @wendychambld.bsky.social mentioned our work on the income loss caregivers face as a results of providing unpaid care
@dvaldenegro.bsky.social @crahal.com
Working paper available here: arxiv.org/abs/2411.10314
@dvaldenegro.bsky.social @crahal.com
Working paper available here: arxiv.org/abs/2411.10314
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We're hosting a Policy Breakfast today with @wendychambld.bsky.social, we will discuss support for working carers to balance caring responsibilities with paid employment, including the evidence in support of paid carer’s leave. #unpaidcarers @sheffielduni.bsky.social
March 19, 2025 at 9:10 AM
We're hosting a Policy Breakfast today with @wendychambld.bsky.social, we will discuss support for working carers to balance caring responsibilities with paid employment, including the evidence in support of paid carer’s leave. #unpaidcarers @sheffielduni.bsky.social
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Here's @mariapetrillo.bsky.social presenting her research looking at the financial penalty that Carers face, and why supporting #unpaidcarers is so important.
@wendychambld.bsky.social
@wendychambld.bsky.social
March 19, 2025 at 9:19 AM
Here's @mariapetrillo.bsky.social presenting her research looking at the financial penalty that Carers face, and why supporting #unpaidcarers is so important.
@wendychambld.bsky.social
@wendychambld.bsky.social
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Now on arXiv! We design a new two-stage Individual Synthetic Control algorithm to cleanly identify causal estimates of the “caring penalty.” High-intensity unpaid carers face ~45% personal losses; households lose ~12%. 🏠📉
Link: arxiv.org/abs/2411.10314
Blog: shorturl.at/IVQ6M
Link: arxiv.org/abs/2411.10314
Blog: shorturl.at/IVQ6M
December 10, 2024 at 6:03 PM
Now on arXiv! We design a new two-stage Individual Synthetic Control algorithm to cleanly identify causal estimates of the “caring penalty.” High-intensity unpaid carers face ~45% personal losses; households lose ~12%. 🏠📉
Link: arxiv.org/abs/2411.10314
Blog: shorturl.at/IVQ6M
Link: arxiv.org/abs/2411.10314
Blog: shorturl.at/IVQ6M
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Our new report published today in collaboration with
Kinship estimates the economic contribution made by #kinshipcarers at £4.3 billion per year.
Unlike foster carers, most kinship carers do not receive financial support from the government.
read the report here: t.co/96BLu9Enck
Kinship estimates the economic contribution made by #kinshipcarers at £4.3 billion per year.
Unlike foster carers, most kinship carers do not receive financial support from the government.
read the report here: t.co/96BLu9Enck
February 12, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Our new report published today in collaboration with
Kinship estimates the economic contribution made by #kinshipcarers at £4.3 billion per year.
Unlike foster carers, most kinship carers do not receive financial support from the government.
read the report here: t.co/96BLu9Enck
Kinship estimates the economic contribution made by #kinshipcarers at £4.3 billion per year.
Unlike foster carers, most kinship carers do not receive financial support from the government.
read the report here: t.co/96BLu9Enck