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Issues By Young People
for Social Change
The issues addressed by young people
leading social change are as broad as the rest of society. The
following resource pages feature examples, websites, and publications
from around the world. We welcome your contribution to any area - just
write to info at freechild.org
The
Freechild Project has identified these categories through "guerrilla"
research, meaning that we go into the communities where these
activities happen and work with young people and adults to identify
what is being addressed. The phrase "young people" is
meant
to include children and youth, from the time of birth through 8, 12,
14, or 16, through "adulthood," which could mean 18, 21, 25, or 30, depending
on who you are and what you're doing. All of these issue categories were
chosen because they create "social change"; we don't include
activities that are not intended to challenge, examine, create,
reflect upon, or otherwise change society.
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Creativity issues
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Economic issues
- Education
issues
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Identity issues
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Democracy issues
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Social issues
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Rights issues
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Youth issues
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Read
YoungerWorld.org for the latest news, tools
and ideas behind The Freechild Project! |
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Get
Trained!
Freechild
provides training and consulting about youth
issues. Email
info@freechild.org or call 360-489-9680
for more info! |
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