Overview In 2007 the Family Violence Prevention Fund partnered with the Ad Council and R/GA to create a campaign to prevent teen dating violence both now and as teens mature and enter adulthood. Our initial research found that teen dating had gone digital and teen dating abuse online had followed. This emerging area became our …
Meet Paola, who has been awarded the ESOMAR Foundation scholarship to pursue her Master’s Degree in Marketing at Universidad Rafael Landívar, Guatemala. Hi, my name is Paola Loy, I am 26 years old and I am from Guatemala, situated in Central America. Our main tourist attractions are the Mayan ruins, such as Tikal and the …
The ESOMAR Foundation is pleased to announce the awarding of a scholarship to Nutsa Kvitashvili, a 3rd year student at Caucasus University – Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences following the BA Program of Sociology. This scholarship has been made possible through the generous sponsorship by Inizio. This initiative falls within the scope …
The shift from a cash-carrying to cash-less society in the UK has been incredibly rapid, with the effects of the shift to contactless increasing in the past year – there are now over 100 million contactless cards in issue in the UK and over 350 million contactless transactions were made in December 2016 alone. Although this shift …
The ESOMAR Foundation is pleased to announce the awarding of a scholarship to Maria Paola Loy Villagran, a young student at the Master’s Degree in Marketing at Universidad Rafael Landívar, Guatemala. This initiative falls within the scope of the ESOMAR Foundation’s education program whose purpose is to give financial support to individual students from disadvantaged socio-economic …
This is the ninth blog-post from Nicolin Mamuya, the first ESOMAR Foundation scholarship in South Africa. Nicolin tells us about her experience at the Africa Forum. I was invited to the first ever African Market Research Association (AMRA) conference held in Johannesburg, South Africa. The conference, like the SAMRA conference I attended last year, proved …
A review by Phyllis Macfarlane “The Missing Millions” and “Using Data to Understand People’s Values Priorities and Desires” were the two sessions were the ESOMAR Foundation took stage! I was very fortunate recently to represent ESOMAR Foundation and Paragon at the United Nations’ very first UN Word Data Forum (WDF) which was held in …
Imagine if you could ask people across the whole world what they really think, and imagine that they were to answer with brutal honesty and complete anonymity, about an issue that is a criminal offense in huge swaths of the world and is highly divisive and politically charged. In 2016, RIWI, a global survey technology …
This is the eigth blog-post from Nicolin Mamuya, the first ESOMAR Foundation scholarship in South Africa. It’s great to be among the best! I made it, I am an honours student. Out of 360 applications the top 60 were chosen and I am happy to say that I am one of them! A celebration is in order, …
“Our goal was to help charities to act better by listening in a different, radically open way (‘anders luisteren – beter doen’)” Why Telling was started bij Ineke van de Ouderaa and Ferro Explore to help charities to improve their fundraising in a fundamental way by shifting the focus from …
