Youth activism refers to the efforts and actions taken by young individuals or groups to advocate for social, political, environmental, and economic change. This movement involves young people actively engaging in campaigns, protests, and community organizing to address issues that affect their lives and the future of their communities. Youth activism often focuses on topics such as climate change, education reform, racial equality, LGBTQ+ rights, and mental health, among others. It emphasizes the role of young people as key drivers of social change, leveraging their unique perspectives and energy to mobilize others and raise awareness. Through various forms of expression, including social media, art, and grassroots organizing, youth activists strive to create a more just and equitable society.
The 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration marks a pivotal moment for global gender equality. International Women's Day highlights the challenges faced, including climate change, conflicts, and the digital divide.…