Arna Lakhmera·Oct 8Who Gets Clean Water? What a 16-Year-Old’s Tamarind Seed Idea Taught Me About PlasticI used to think of microplastics as an ocean problem, something that happens to turtles. Then I started asking a different question: who is…
Sittara Zainab·Aug 28From Awareness to Action: Bridging the Civic Engagement Gap Among Pakistani YouthIntroduction A young person can understand what is happening in society and still remain on the sidelines. Today, young people have more…
Lakshya Saarthi·Jun 12Always Online, Always On: How Gen Z is Navigating Pressure in 2026“Tumhari age mein toh life set honi chahiye.”
ELIE Circle Network·Apr 17Youth Voice Week 2026As we end Youth Voice Week 2026, we are sharing some results from Dr. Woodberry’s dissertation: Supporting 5th-12th Grade Black Girls in…
Yashikachatur·Apr 16Permission: Who Are You to Decide?When freedom is treated as a privilege, not a right.
Janvi kamble·Mar 18“We Were Never Told This About Ambedkar and Gandhi"A truth we weren’t taught but need to understand today...
Syeda Musfirah Hasany·Mar 14Zorain Nizamani It Is Over and the Questions I Learned to Trust at 16How a removed article made me reflect on questioning beliefs, independent thinking, and what it means to grow up curious.
Dr SP Mishra·Feb 8Youth Voice Series: One Conversation In, Ninety-Nine to GoA few days ago, I began conversations with a young man from Hyderabad. He’s in his early twenties. Thoughtful. Curious. Willing to speak.
