Supporting and mentoring young people is a win-win for businesses and a younger generation facing systemic barriers to decent employment
A combination of social, economic, technological and ecological pressures are robbing young people worldwide of optimism.
A generation adrift: Why young people are less happy and what we can do ...
Young people are pioneering new ways to tackle urgent crises. The Global Shapers Impact Report calls for more support for young changemakers.
Higher financial literacy creates savvier financial behaviour among young people, so schools, parents, business and government should encourage money talk.
AI and digital technology are transforming the lives of young people worldwide. Education systems are playing catch up with technology that teachers don’t understand. The impact of AI and digital technology on children was under discussion at the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting in Davos 2024.
Young people say they want 'meaningful work' that is fair, fulfilling and impactful. Meaningful work isn’t only about fair wages and benefits – it encompasses a sense of purpose, growth opportunities and a healthy work-life balance. However, according to a recent survey, young people’s work and well-being continue to be affected by four Cs: COVID-19, conflict, climate change and the cost ...
Young people have financial literacy rates below 50%, yet they show a growing interest in investing, which is why financial education needs to be improved.
We polled 11,000 young people around the world and spoke to a small group of them about the future of work and skills. Here's what they told us.