Youth activism refers to the engagement and involvement of young people in advocating for social, political, environmental, and economic change. This form of activism is characterized by efforts by individuals or groups typically aged between their teens and early twenties mobilizing to raise awareness about issues that affect their communities and the world at large. Youth activists often utilize various methods, including protests, social media campaigns, community organizing, and lobbying efforts, to express their viewpoints and demand action on issues such as climate change, racial and social justice, education reform, and human rights. The movement emphasizes the importance of empowering young voices, encouraging their participation in decision-making processes, and fostering a sense of responsibility towards societal challenges. Youth activism can be a critical force for change, bringing fresh perspectives and innovative solutions to long-standing issues, and is often driven by passion, urgency, and a desire for a better future.
The 2025 International Women's Day marks 30 years since the groundbreaking Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, emphasizing gender justice and equality. Despite progress, challenges such as climate change, geopolitical…