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Tobiloba Owoade’s article emphasizes the pressing issues in Nigeria, including insecurity, inadequate infrastructure, poor governance, and healthcare challenges. These factors hinder growth and create a negative image internationally. The author advocates for investment in education and infrastructure to address these interlinked problems, fostering a safer and more credible Nigeria for the future.
The Founder and CEO of Generation1.ca met her Women in Research mentee for brunch, celebrating mentorship’s impact on leadership. This meeting highlighted the importance of connections and insights, reflecting findings from Generation1.ca’s Global Industry Skills Study 2025, where 12% of our members prioritize mentorship as a key support, following right behind networking and job placement.
Generation1.ca held a collaborative session for the Dreams for Africa project, collecting participants’ stories and dreams. Each shared “One Dream for Africa,” which was documented and categorized by themes. These contributions are filed in the Dreams for Africa Anthology, reflecting the collective visions and dialogues of the participants.
At the 2025 TLN founded Salsa on St. Clair festival, Jesus Bustamantes emphasized that dance embodies education, connection, and celebration. The festival, attracting over 300,000 attendees yearly, fosters multicultural appreciation, with 65% of participants not Latin American. Dance serves as a universal language, uniting diverse communities while creating lasting memories and empathy.
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.
