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On November 20, 2025, Generation1.ca participated in Humber Polytechnic’s Beyond Graduation Symposium, addressing the integration of international graduates into Canada’s labor market. Key discussions highlighted barriers such as credential recognition and policy volatility. Generation1.ca empowers and advances newcomers through career pathways and programs, fostering connections among and between immigrants / newcomers, international graduates, employers, and fellow industry partners.
In this episode of Leading by Association, Dwania Peele, founder of Canadian Small Business Women, discusses her journey of resilience and leadership. From overcoming breast cancer to empowering immigrant entrepreneurs, she shares insights on navigating challenges, fostering community, and the importance of diverse talent in entrepreneurship. Tune in for an inspiring conversation.
Arundati Dandapani, CEO, will Co-Chair the QRCA Best of Canada 2026 Symposium in Montreal on May 1, 2026. Members are invited to submit speaker proposals focusing on qualitative research related to business or social challenges. The event aims to highlight innovative insights and foster collaboration across industries.
Arundati Dandapani, Founder and CEO of Generation1.ca, engaged with Dr. Samir Abu Rumman from World of Opinions, a noted UN spokesperson and academic. They discussed future collaborations centered on public opinion research. Upcoming sessions include September 26 online on AI and trust, and November 4 in Ottawa on ethical data practices.
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.
