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Cliff’s Take: Celebrating America, Faultlines Notwithstanding
Fundamentally, Americans are proud of who they are, even if their views on the current state and direction of the country are more mutable.
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Looking Forward: Understanding Women Veterans’ Mental Health Needs Post-Pandemic
Lingering mental health concerns will likely disproportionately impact populations already at greater risk. We share research exploring this topic further.
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How can brands put virtual measurement in a real-world context?
In a typical year, half of adults attend a visual or performing arts activity at least once, according to the National Endowment for the Arts.
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The economy is reopening, but many Americans learned to love the pandemic’s at-home conveniences
We’re going back to the old, but still keeping the new. Welcome to the ‘yes, and’ economy.
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Ipsos analysis compares how people in 21 countries feel about themselves
U.S. among three highest-ranking countries on The Body Shop Global Self Love Index
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Americans looking forward to the end of COVID-19 restrictions
Desire to see loved ones and go to public places among most anticipated activities
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TFQ Virtual Equality Lounge @ SXSW
Ipsos’ Menaka Gopinath is delighted to be speaking at an upcoming panel discussion being hosted by The Female Quotient, Transcending Screens: How to Create Inclusive Communities in a Virtual World.
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Seven in ten Americans say they have been spending more time online this year than ever before
Less than half, however, feel confident about the security of their online accounts
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Cliff’s Take: Inauguration Turmoil Underlines Rifts In Our National Fabric
In Past Presidencies, Inaugurations Were An Affirmation Of Our Shared Values