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On November 4, Generation1.ca hosted the Future Ready Governance summit, focusing on strategic upskilling in AI and public-sector data practices. Leaders emphasized the need for immigrant-inclusive workplaces and effective governance. Discussions highlighted the impact of disinformation on public perceptions and the importance of ethical AI usage, fostering a collaborative learning environment for future ready governance.
In a discussion following the Future Ready Governance conference, Arundati Dandapani converses with Jeff Lawrence about the evolving skills landscape in research software and the service economy. They explore AI literacy, data ethics, and the need for organizations to develop talent and leadership beyond algorithms to remain competitive in the future.
At the 2025 SAPOR Annual Conference, Arundati Dandapani emphasized the critical role of language in public opinion research amid technological advancements. Drawing from Generation1.ca’s Global Industry Skills Study, she highlighted the need for ethical AI practices, immigrant inclusion, and the blending of disciplines to foster democracy and innovation in research.
Generation1.ca, founded ten years ago, has evolved into a thriving community for immigrants and employers in North America, boasting over 2,000 members. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the organization focuses on collaboration and innovation to enhance immigrant opportunities and policies. Their journey emphasizes growth, impact, and a hopeful future.
Arundati Dandapani, CEO of Generation1.ca, met with Pinar Erdurmaz, Co-Founder of Göçmen Kadınlar, to discuss empowering immigrant women. They focused on inclusion, professional advancement, and the importance of cross-diaspora collaboration to support immigrant voices and create opportunities. This meeting initiates a deeper partnership for advancing the role of immigrant women.
