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Professor Bobby Duffy is at war with generational stereotypes. He believes they are distracting us from real generational differences shaped by actual events and hampering our progress against serious and universal challenges such as climate change

Young Canadians are fearful about the future. But underneath their existential angst lies an unexpected resilience

We used to respect and honor other generations. Now we hate them. What happened?

We used to respect and honor other generations. Now we hate them. What happened?

Debunking a myth about Baby Boomers’ history reveals a key question we should be asking about Gen Z today.

Generational stereotypes can sound convincing, but in the workplace they can become a pervasive form of ageism.

Millennials and Gen Z aren't out to get baby boomers or vice versa, writes James Millar, and focusing on shared goals is the best way forward.

From the “Great Resignation” wave in the US to the “lying flat” movement in China and the “satori generation” in Japan, workers are opting out of the rat race.

Examining the differences in demographics.

In “The Generation Myth,” Bobby Duffy deconstructs the stereotypes that have built up around millennials, boomers and other cohorts.