Team InnovAItors Wins Gold at Generation1.ca’s Spring 2025 Case Competition

Team InnovAItors from Humber Polytechnic won the gold prize at Generation1.ca’s Spring 2025 Virtual Insights Case Competition for their innovative solution addressing electoral disengagement. Their insights highlighted emotional barriers, digital literacy challenges, and the importance of trust. They emphasized collaboration, strategic storytelling, and adaptability in their approach, showcasing the impact of research and creativity. Tune into highlights from their experience and learnings with Founder and CEO Arundati Dandapani.

Vote for ESOMAR Council Nominee Arundati Dandapani 2025–2028

Founder and CEO of Generation1.ca, committed to global innovation and responsible leadership, seeks election to the 2025-2028 ESOMAR Council, aiming for inclusivity, global collaboration, and more sustainable practices in data to advance talent pipelines, centers of excellence and equitable upskilling.

Shaping Immigrant Politics in North America: In Conversation with Brittny Baxter

Join Generation1.ca Founder Arundati Dandapani and political strategist Brittny Baxter as they unpack the recent US elections, exploring the culturally significant role of multicultural immigrants and immigration in shaping democracy and electoral cycles.

Opinion Polls Won by Not Predicting the Winner of the US Election!

Samir Abu Rumman’s pre-US Election article describes the historical accuracy of US public opinion polls in predicting presidential elections, acknowledging notable failures like in 1948 and 2016. It highlights that despite significant advancements in polling techniques, the 2024 election remained too close to call, with candidates polling between 48% and 52%. The piece emphasizes the inherent uncertainties in polling due to sampling errors and shifts in voter sentiment, suggesting a critical need for humility in interpreting predictions during highly competitive elections.

Two Flags, 500 Million Futures, and 60 Million Immigrant Destinies

What will be the outcome of the US Presidential elections? Its impact on immigration and immigration policies will be far-reaching across the North American continent that is home to 530 million including 60 million immigrants today, no matter what the results.