Gabe Oatley talks about how the future of payday lending is connected to postal banking.
Allison Hannaford explores how the popularity of e-books is impacting the book publishing industry.
Dana Daschuk talks about the current state of women’s sports and how the dynamics of the sports industry can shape the future of women’s basketball.
Dhriti Gupta and Alethea Ng spoke with Indigenous scholars to understand exactly how this works and how academia can become more inclusive to knowledge that relies on oral traditions.
Adriana Fiorante helps us understand how the future of religion may be connected to psychology.
Alexandra Clelland speaks to people who rely on online dating to find love to understand what the future of finding love will look like.
Elena De Luigi and Simone Gavros unpack how free access to contraception could make the future of health care more accessible for Ontarians.
Talha Hashmani and Katia Galati help us understand how removing outdoor encampments affect the city’s homelessness crisis by speaking to the people most impacted by it.
Like so many aspects of Black life, Black hair has been stigmatized for centuries, but with the natural hair movement picking up speed the discrimination and stereotypes connected to Black hair are slowly, but surely, starting to be recognized and shifted.
