The IAPP Canada Symposium addressed evolving AI governance and Indigenous data sovereignty, highlighting the intersection of privacy, collective rights, and community narratives. Discussions emphasized the need for responsible AI frameworks and the importance of integrating diverse insights into technological governance. The event underscored the balance required between innovation and accountability in the digital age.
Advancing Equity with Survey Science: AAPOR 2026-27 Executive Council Insights
At AAPOR’s 81st Conference, Arundati Dandapani, Founder and CEO of Generation1.ca, joined the 2026–27 Executive Council. Leveraging her previous committee experience, she aims to enhance AAPOR’s mission through high standards, collaboration, and public understanding of survey science, while promoting equity and inclusion within the field.
Shape the Future of Skills: Participate in the 2026 Global Industry Skills Study
The 2026 Global Industry Skills Study by Generation1.ca aims to identify essential skills for future workforce success amidst rapid technological changes. It examines employer needs, workplace supports, and barriers faced by diverse talent. The findings will guide workforce development initiatives and strengthen pathways for newcomers and emerging professionals across North America.
Generation1.ca hosted Poly.technic Futures: From Classroom Promise to Student Success at Humber
Generation1.ca hosted the event “Poly.technic Futures” at Humber Polytechnic, uniting students, educators, and industry leaders to discuss inclusive ecosystems for learner success. Key themes included skills development and community partnerships. Attendees enjoyed a Caribbean lunch, and CEO and Professor Arundati Dandapani won a raffle prize, adding to the vibrant experience.
Frontier Innovations with Generation1.ca’s Immigrant Nations
Generation1.ca, supported by Greenbook, champions immigrant inclusion and ethical AI, advocating for the recognition of global talent as economic infrastructure. CEO Arundati Dandapani’s presentation at IIEX North America 2026 highlighted the underutilized potential of globally mobile talent. The event fostered discussions on the vital link between trust, representation, and innovation.
