Next Generation Social Movements - How Youth Are Reshaping Democracy
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Explore how youth movements across the globe are transforming democratic engagement in this 50-minute conference talk from the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026. Examine real-time examples of young activists reshaping political landscapes from the streets of Kathmandu to university campuses in Nairobi, digital organizing spaces in Jakarta, and civic innovation labs in Seoul. Learn strategies for leaders to effectively engage with these emerging signals of change to build deeper trust and meaningful dialogue with the next generation. Discover insights from speakers Taylor Hawkins, Joon Baek, Eden Tolesa, Lutfey Siddiqi, and Hélène Landemore as they analyze the fundamental principles driving trust in modern democratic movements, including transparency, consistency, and accountability. Gain understanding of how youth representatives, social entrepreneurs, and civil society leaders are collaborating with governments and international organizations to shape global, regional, and industry agendas through innovative approaches to public-private cooperation and social change.
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Next Generation Social Movements | World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026
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World Economic Forum