No Home for the Young?
Against a background of labour market and broader challenges linked to COVID-19, the enduring rise of real house prices over the past decades has made it increasingly difficult for young [...]
Youth daily stressors predict their parents’ wellbeing
The experiences of family members are intertwined and the stressors of one family member may crossover to affect the wellbeing of others in the family as well. [Lippold, Melissa & Jenkins, [...]
Birth cohort changes in fertility ideals in Finland
The ideal number of children is lower among more recent than earlier birth cohorts and this shift is driven by substantially higher child-free ideals among recent cohorts. [Kateryna [...]
Written Statement – Commission on Social Development 2023
Empowering youth to thrive: mental health challenges and new opportunities
Young people in Europe — a statistical summary
Some of Eurostat’s most interesting data concerning the situation of young people in the EU today for the areas of demography, education and training, employment and entrepreneurship, health and [...]
For a better future for children and young people, we need to innovate
Children and young people need us to support them as the agents of change in their own lives. [Henrietta H. Fore – World Economic Forum, 11 January 2022.] READ MORE
Written Statement – Commission on Social Development 2022
Youth perspectives in family legislation strategies.
The Intergenerational Gap on Challenges for the Century
It is essential that we understand how young people see the world they will be inheriting, because their actions will shape the future. [Bruce Stokes – German Marshall Fund of the US, 22 [...]
Davos Lab: Youth Recovery Plan
Young people are the most affected demographic when it comes to the world’s rising socio-economic, political and environmental crises. Yet, they are also the best placed to lead the [...]
