Sending international students home would sap US influence and hurt the economy
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, made a decision on July 6 regarding international students in the U.S. that will affect…
In COVID-19 Fight, Public Health Goes Digital in Latinoamérica
The cases started mounting and the death toll was increasing, but there was no certainty about the origin the disease…
Weathering the Coronavirus Storm in the Caribbean
“This is completely a black swan event. No one saw it coming. It’s affecting every single person on the planet,…
The Boom of Online Courses in Latinoamerica: Learning for the Day after the Pandemic
The coronavirus is keeping Mexican dancer Alejandra Salas off the stage. She is healthy, but due to the quarantine, she…
Carnival in Latin America: A Boost for the Region’s Economy
What do Barranquilla, Oruro, Port of Spain and Rio de Janeiro have in common? They all host carnivals known the…
These Tech Jobs didn’t Exist Yesterday in Toronto
Toronto’s tech sector is growing at a furious pace: there’s 65,000 workers and counting with more new jobs added than New York, San…
Canada can better prepare to retrain workers displaced by disruptive technologies
Canada must prepare for the growing need to retrain workers displaced by disruptive technologies. To do so, governments must have…
USA: Where are the Hispanic executives?
Many organizations have prioritized workplace equality and access to high-paying, executive level jobs for minority groups in recent years. Several 2020 presidential candidates are…
Canada is the best country in the world for social entrepreneurship
According to a recent survey released by the Thomson Reuters Foundation which ranked 45 countries’ ability to grow and support social entrepreneurs,…
The Top Latin American Entrepreneurs of 2019
Entrepreneurship in Latin America is full of good news in 2019. Latin American entrepreneurs have had more opportunities to access…
Stay connected