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Women & Water: A Ripple Effect
In 2017-2018, Ipsos and the Water & Development Alliance (WADA) conducted a study to map the hypothesized direct gendered impacts (“women and water”) and the pathways to indirect empowerment impacts (“the ripple effect”) of water programming, and to collect primary data to assess whether these hypotheses can be supported.
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Why are Millennials skipping the baking mix aisle?
Baking mixes offer a convenient option for anyone seeking fresh-from-the-oven treats but lacking the time to bake from scratch.
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Digital & Content Marketing Summit
Join Ipsos’ Menaka Gopinath for insights into Exploring the Science Behind Social Engagement. Social media engagement and ad revenue have been up for years, but what’s really at play once we move past technology, targeting and the sheer scale of it all?
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6 New Travel Types
Hear Ipsos’ Tony Incalcatera discuss how millennials are shaping new travel trends.
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Half of Parents (50%) ‘Very Confident’ in Their Child’s Ability to Finish College Without Early Withdrawal, Down 5 Points Since 2017
Parents and Students See Losses of $10K in Event of Withdrawing
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Paper is Considered an Essential Part of Being Able to Achieve Educational Goals by Roughly Nine in Ten Students (Grades 7-12 and College Level), Parents, and Educators
Most Also Believe That Consistently Reading on Paper Has Clear Benefits
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Though 85% of Americans Say They Have the Knowledge Needed to Eat Right, Majority Obtain a Failing Grade on Fat IQ Test
Most Are Not Content with Their Current Weight, With Two Thirds of Americans’ BMI Scores in the Overweight/Obese Range
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Make A Big Splash With Your Small Business
Jump in with both feet. View our on demand webinar featuring insights for small and niche retailers.
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Five packaging design trends that make you want to buy
Growing up, most of us were taught that it’s what’s on the inside that counts; we shouldn’t judge someone buy their looks, or a book by its cover. But, for most of us, when it comes to the products we buy, packaging matters.
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How social media can help curb loneliness
Martha Vences-Nieves is a mother of 10-month-old, fraternal twin boys and is in the process of getting a divorce. The 42-year-old Chicagoan knows some people who live in her condo building and spends time with friends and family. But she sometimes feels loneliness. She feels most isolated when she’s at home.