Community Researchers

Name: Community Researchers
Address: 20 Bay Street, 11th Floor, Toronto, ON, M5J2N8, CA
Telephone: +14162094052

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Community Researchers is a nonprofit research organization which connects young researchers with industry professionals to provide real-world experience!

Rachel's Shrinkflation Study on the News: https://linktr.ee/shrinkflationstudy

08/27/2026

An interdisciplinary study conducted at Toronto Metropolitan University examined the effects of art installations, cultural programming, interior design, wayfinding, place branding, and architecture in public and private spaces.

Placemaking initiatives were found to cause a 50% increase in the intention to spend time in a given environment. Additionally, there was a 53% increase in positive perceptions of the location and a 77% increase in likelihood for individuals to recommend the location to others.

To learn more about this project, visit: https://www.torontomu.ca/the-creative-school/news-events/news/2022/11/industry-study-reveals-positive-impact--of-public-art--placemaki/

⭐️Interesting in conducting a program impact research project like this? Become a member at Community Researchers by visiting communityresearchers.org/memberships

⭐️Are you an organization looking to measure program impact through a research project like this? Email [email protected] to gain access to our organization's low-cost research services!

08/19/2026

Hear from one of our summer research interns, Tousif, about his experience working with Community Researchers!

Interested in doing a research project with us? Visit communityresearchers.org/memberships to get started!

08/10/2026

Wanting to be the next Lexi Grey or Mike Ross? Well according to science, photographic memory may not be a real phenomenon! 🧠🌟

This is because our brains don’t have one single all-encompassing memory system. There are actually several different processes in our brain that work together to create memories, making the chance of someone remembering every single detail perfectly highly unlikely. Additionally, our brains perform a process known as "active forgetting". As we learn new information, established memories are often updated or reconsolidated as a way to remove unused memories and keep only the necessary details. Research suggests that this process is helps keep our brains healthy and functional. Scientists argue that our brains were never designed to store every single memory permanently because, from an evolution perspective, it would require our bodies to use additional resources and energy to fuel unnecessary neurological processes.

What do you think? Do you agree with this? Comment down below!

📚Source: BBC Science Focus

08/06/2026

A study done at Community Researcher led by Rachel Lee surveyed Ontarians regarding their awareness and opinions of nonprofit organizations. The project found that 64% of Ontarians have used a nonprofit organization in the last 5 years, and over 80% of respondents have donated to a nonprofit at least once.

Looking to get involved with nonprofits and conduct meaningful research projects like this one? Become a Community Researchers member by visiting communityresearchers.org/memberships

To view the full report for this study, visit communityresearchers.org/feature-reports

07/29/2026

Canada ranks 15th in global AI adoption, at 37% (of working adults)!

Source: Visual Capitalist

07/27/2026

If, instead of soccer, the World Cup was for the most languages spoken, Papua New Guinea would definitely take the #1 spot with 840 current living languages! 🇵🇬🏆

📚Source: Our World in Data

07/22/2026

How will climate change reshape the future of winter sports? 🌎⛷️
Research predicts that only 5% of all Winter Olympic venues will have reliable weather conditions by 2071-2100 if the world continues on its current emissions trajectory.

If the world instead met the Paris Agreement goals for emission levels, this percentage of available venues would increase to 38%.

📚Source: The Journal of Current Issues in Tourism
📊Visual Source: Statista

07/21/2026

Canada’s 2026 Food Price Report, led by researchers at Dalhousie University, predicts that the average Canadian family of 4 will spend $17,571.79 on food this year. This is an increase of $994.63 (4-6%) from last year.

Food prices are now 27% higher than they were 5 years prior, with Alberta, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec, and Ontario expected to experience increases above the national average in future years.

📚To learn more, access the full report here:https://cdn.dal.ca/content/dam/dalhousie/pdf/sites/agri-food/FINAL%20E%20low.res%20DAL_PRICE_REPORT_2026.pdf

07/19/2026

Did you know? A study found that soccer teams wearing red historically performed better, a phenomenon researchers believe has to do with what they call "dopamine-dressing".

Research suggests that what you wear can impact your dopamine levels, influencing your confidence, behaviour, and performance. It can also affect how others perceive you🧠.

Do you think a simple colour choice could really tip the scales in a soccer match? Perhaps even at the World Cup finals tomorrow? 👀⚽️

📚Source: BBC Science Focus
To read more about dopamine-dressing: https://www.sciencefocus.com/science/dopamine-dressing

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07/15/2026

As it turns out, soccer and research are not all that different! Just like in soccer, teamwork, preparation, and data analysis are all key to a successful project🌟

Interested in starting your own research project? Join Community Researchers to gain access to PAID research projects and mentorship from experienced researchers!

🔍Visit communityresearchers.org to get your membership today!
📧Have questions? Email [email protected]

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