Identity, Evidence and the Work of Belonging

The ACS – Metropolis Institute’s #Identities Summit highlighted the gap between being counted, seen, and cared for in the context of immigrant experiences. Generation1.ca’s research indicates significant bias and lack of support for immigrants in the workforce. Efforts must focus on creating inclusive pathways, promoting fair treatment, and evolving practices to address systemic issues.

Generation1.ca at WAPOR – Public Opinion Research in a Multipolar World

The WAPOR gathering in Mexico City united Esomar Best Paper Award winners and global researchers, enabling rich discussions on social research and data integrity. Arundati Dandapani of Generation1.ca shared insights on immigrant experiences, emphasizing the need for research that addresses diverse community needs and fosters leadership. The event inspired collaboration and innovation.

Infographic explaining how to interpret election polls using data, methodology, and trends

When the Number is Not Enough: How Should We Read Election Polls?

Dr. Nabil Kukali discusses the implications of postponing Palestinian elections, emphasizing the importance of public trust, accountability, and the legitimacy of the electoral process. He highlights the complexities of interpreting polls, urging transparency and a deeper understanding of what the data represents, while reiterating that polling is not a substitute for actual voting behaviour.

Who Speaks for the Transnational Publics? CEO Presentation at WAPOR in Mexico, October 2026

Arundati Dandapani, CEO of Generation1.ca, will present at the World Association for Public Opinion Research conference in Mexico City on her paper about measuring transnational populations. She discusses the importance of understanding immigrant experiences, methodologies for better representation, and the role of diaspora communities in shaping societal narratives.