Joint Break the Cycle Conference
Joint Break the Cycle Conference in partnership with the Department of Children, Disability and Equality, Eurofound, Eurochild, Tusla and the Children’s Rights Alliance, as part of the Irish EU Presidency Programme of Events. The conference will be a unique opportunity for civil society stakeholders to learn from best practice examples and discuss the challenges and opportunities in the delivery of prevention, early intervention and family support services.
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24 September 2026 - 25 September 2026
Event background
Joint Break the Cycle Conference in partnership with the Department of Children, Disability and Equalityopens in new tab, Eurofound, Eurochildopens in new tab, Tuslaopens in new tab and the Children’s Rights Allianceopens in new tab, as part of the Irish EU Presidency Programme of Events. The conference will be a unique opportunity for civil society stakeholders to learn from best practice examples and discuss the challenges and opportunities in the delivery of prevention, early intervention and family support services.
Eurofound’s Daniel Molinuevo, senior researcher in the social policies unit, will be contributing to the opening session of the conference. This event will take place in parallel to the Meeting of European Child Guarantee Coordinatorsopens in new tab to which Daniel will also be contributing.
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Contributors
Daniel Molinuevo
Senior research managerDaniel Molinuevo is a senior research manager in the Social Policies unit, having joined Eurofound in 2010. His research on health and social care has focused on the quality and accessibility of services, their digital transformation and the working conditions of staff. His work has mainly focused on services for children, both at Eurofound and at UNICEF, where he worked in 2021 supporting the preparation of the European Child Guarantee. He is a member of the Young Ireland Advisory Council and the EU Working Group on early childhood education and care. He was also a member of the EU Working Group that contributed to the review of the European targets for participation in childcare that took place as part of the European Care Strategy. He studied sociology in Salamanca, Spain and at the Humboldt University in Berlin. He has an MA in European Political and Administrative Studies from the College of Europe in Bruges and an MSc in European Social Policy from the London School of Economics, where he also worked as a researcher.
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