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![How Social Values shape learners’ choices about post-secondary institutions](https://environics.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Edited-Photos-EDU-Workshop-Students-1-1.png)
Alanna Sawatzky analyzes our Social Values data on how students select their post-secondary institutions based on their Gen Z segments.
![Can clowning techniques really enhance public opinion research?](https://environics.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Clowning-Research.png)
Philippe Marchand reflects on how clowning techniques in improvisation have presented key lessons that enhance work in qualitative research.
![Breaking out of the echo chamber: public views on energy and climate](https://environics.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Barometer-Article-Feature-Image-1.png)
Sarah Roberton and Annika Jagmohan reflect on public expectations and how the Canadian Environmental Barometer uncovers insights to help organizations make strategic decisions.
![Who’s Driving the Surge in FinTech Brand Awareness & Usage?](https://environics.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Fintech-Bernice-Article-May24.jpg)
Bernice Cheung discuss the surge in FinTech brand awareness in Canada and alludes to the critical role of targeted communication in her latest article.
![Hybrid or Not, It’s Still About Culture and Values](https://environics.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Workplace-culture-Dave.jpg)
Dave Jamieson explores the impact of hybrid work and culture on employee thriving, based on Environics' study of Canadian workplace values.
![Research with Indigenous audiences – 5 Reflective Tips](https://environics.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Indigenous-girl-in-field-400x284.jpg)
Sarah Roberton discusses key takeaways from our in-house workshop on conducting research with Indigenous audiences. Focusing on respect, thorough preparation, and cultural sensitivity to ensure meaningful engagement.
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