Youth activism refers to the engagement of young people in political and social movements to promote change and address issues that affect their communities and the world. This form of activism encompasses various actions, including advocacy, protests, community organizing, and education, with a focus on issues such as climate change, social justice, human rights, and education reform. Youth activists often harness social media and digital platforms to mobilize support, share information, and raise awareness. By participating in activism, young people assert their voices and influence decision-making processes that impact their futures and promote generational equity. Youth activism is characterized by its energetic, innovative, and often grassroots approach, reflecting the unique perspectives and motivations of younger generations.
The focus of International Women’s Day 2025 underscores empowerment of youth, especially young women, to drive transformative change. 30 years post-Beijing Declaration, it highlights significant progress in legal protections and…