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Canon Middle East’s Women Who Empower programme turns print knowledge into a strategic act, helping women-led businesses to thrive and be visible.

When it comes to hearing the patter of tiny polyps, there are a few ways that new corals come into the world. Some might look strangely familiar.

In the past decade, our Canon Young People Programme has supported and championed dozens of young communities – and, at the same time, created its own.

A busy loving family, you might never guess that they are making history in their own kitchen. Meet Jamie and Kate of Coral Spawning International.

A chance radio interview sparked an exciting collaboration of art print and design, pushing the boundaries of creativity, technology and inclusivity.

Nature Seychelles knows that protecting the biodiversity of their beloved islands takes constant work, long-term thinking and plenty of innovation.

Zoë Rose’s journey into cybersecurity might seem a little unconventional, but today she makes the kind of impact that will never go out of style.

Since childhood, Dr Nirmal Shah’s home has been his life. Today, as CEO of Nature Seychelles, he strives to protect its precious ecosystem – and ours.

Separating product and corporate security is often the norm, but not at Canon. We’ve taken an integrated approach by looking at the bigger picture.

The youth of Bastogi have good reason to mistrust what is beyond their walls. But the Canon Young People Programme helped them to see a better future.

Canon Production Printing sees a future where ink can be both durable and ephemeral, developing new streams of chemistry in harmony with nature.

500km above us, in low-space orbit, are three Canon micro-satellites, which have been capturing incredible images of earth and space since 2017.