Youth Activism Power explores the driving factors and significant impact of youth-led movements in today’s society. It examines how young people are actively reshaping political discourse and challenging traditional power structures through both conventional and innovative digital activism strategies. Rising inequality and social justice issues have fueled a surge in youth-led movements globally, demonstrating that young people are not just future leaders but active agents of change.
This book offers a comprehensive overview of youth activism, beginning with core concepts like youth agency and social capital. It delves into various forms of youth-led movements, such as climate activism and political participation initiatives, analyzing their strategies and challenges. It highlights how youth leverage their unique perspectives and digital fluency to mobilize effectively.
The book utilizes a data-driven approach, drawing from activism data, news coverage, and social media trends to provide a nuanced understanding of youth engagement. The book’s approach is academic but accessible, making it valuable for anyone interested in understanding contemporary social and political movements. Each chapter builds upon the previous one, culminating in a discussion of the long-term impacts of youth activism on society.
By integrating insights from sociology, political science, and communication studies, Youth Activism Power offers a holistic perspective on youth activism and its implications.
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