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Americans are greatly concerned about social media’s impact on children
New Knight Foundation poll conducted by Ipsos also finds that there is less concern about censorship on social media
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HFES International Symposium
Ipsos is delighted to be taking part in this year’s Human Factors and Ergonomics in Health Care conference – an event dedicated to sharing the latest science and best practices, understanding innovations in the safety of health care providers and patients, and sharpening the focus of HF/E initiatives.
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What tabletop games need to win the parents of tomorrow
Will board games need to adapt to win over the parents of tomorrow? Gamewright’s Jason Schneider discusses the future of tabletop gaming.
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How traditional sports can thrive in a changing world
Nina Johnson-Pitt, a senior strategy executive with Little League International, explains how youth sports leagues can stay fun and relevant for the next generation.
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Play
Play isn’t just fun and games — it’s a serious business, and its future will impact sectors spanning food, spirits, sports, streaming, toys, retail and more. What will that mean for the ways we watch, shop, and have fun?
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Voices of Ukraine: Documenting Life During Wartime
The fifth installment of Ipsos’ series illustrates the reality of life under blackout in Ukraine today. For this series, we talked to ordinary Ukrainians from different parts of the country to learn about their daily challenges as they navigate life amidst a war.
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Post-election, many Americans are surprised by the outcome but trust the results
Post-election FiveThirtyEight/Ipsos poll finds that Republicans are behind Trump and DeSantis for 2024 nominee, while Democrats are fractured.
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DEI Leadership: Innovation, Inclusion & Insights
Revisit our recorded roundtable discussion about innovation, inclusion and insights in DEI leadership with some of the most talented experts in the industry.
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Most Americans not worrying about COVID going into 2022 Holidays
Axios-Ipsos Coronavirus special edition finds half of Americans say they are back to pre-COVID routines
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Climate change is another worry for prospective parents
ABC News-Ipsos poll finds that a quarter of American 18-45 year olds have climate change-related doubts about having children