Championing North America’s newcomer stories in a world reshaped by opportunity. A dynamic social enterprise, not-for-profit professional community association and media platform empowering immigrants with year-round programming, skills, career pathways, job fairs , collaborative networks for success. Placing you at the forefront of global transformation.
Generation1.ca invites diverse professionals to the Prosperity by Design Virtual Career Fair and Case Competition on September 26, 2025, from 10 AM to 5 PM EDT. The event, focusing on AI, talent, and trust, includes a keynote panel, a case competition, and networking opportunities to foster innovation and inclusivity in the evolving job market.
Our 2025 annual global skills study survey of employers revealed in-demand skills prioritizing project management, strategic thinking, and communication. Despite 62% hiring intent, training investment declined significantly, with only one-third hiring global talent. There’s a pressing need for better support for immigrants, highlighted by the importance of Generation1.ca’s Future Ready Innovators Credential.
Generation1.ca launches our very own AfroRise 2050 Fellowship aimed at elevating African-origin immigrant voices in North America. This initiative addresses the growing influence of African immigrants while striving for better representation and inclusion. Through storytelling and community engagement, Generation1.ca’s AfroRise 2050 Chapter forges a first in seeking to create impactful narratives and foster powerful connections across Africa’s diasporic communities by 2050.
The post discusses the critical role of libraries in maintaining freedom of expression amidst increasing censorship trends that are underreported. It highlights challenges faced by diverse literature (LGBTQIA+ and racism related content) and the growing number of book censorship requests. Libraries play a critical role in protecting access to diverse viewpoints to uphold human rights and intellectual freedom for diverse communities.
In May 2025, I presented “No Newcomer Left Behind: Global AI Futures for a Melting Pot of Governance” at the IAPP’s Annual Canada Privacy Symposium, focusing on AI ethics and immigrant empowerment. My work with Generation1.ca promotes talent inclusion and responsible innovation. The response emphasized urgent action needed to address AI biases and skill shortages, shaping the future of global talent pipelines.
