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- UNICEF x Youth
Young people have long stood at the forefront of calls for peace, justice and equity They have an internationally recognized right to be heard on matters that affect them That’s why UNICEF engages more young people on global issues than any child rights organization on the planet With on-the-ground teams in over 190 countries, and online platforms that mobilize millions, we poll, survey
- Youth face a mental health perfect storm. Heres how to help
Global youth are facing a generational mental health crisis, with economic, social and environmental issues putting them under unprecedented pressure
- The rising pressures for Gen Z in the global job market
The global economy is slowing, and while AI grabs headlines, broader structural factors are driving youth unemployment Here’s a snapshot of the latest trends from across the globe
- Adolescent Mental Health Hub - UNICEF
Policy and programme managers Advance adolescent mental health through comprehensive strategies that shape policy change, strengthen capacity, prioritizing prevention services and accessible and youth-friendly support
- Who are the youth of today? Generation unlimited - UNICEF
Who are the youth of today? Generation unlimited We have approached several young people to understand their vision and how they look at the society they live in and make it their own, from each one perspective
- Rituals and UNICEF join forces to improve global youth mental health
The Global Coalition for Youth Mental Health is the largest private-sector alliance dedicated to youth mental health globally Led by UNICEF, it unites eight members to drive investment and action, aiming to support 150 million young people across 150 countries by 2030
- Why investing in young people has never been more important
Young people are pioneering new ways to tackle urgent crises The Global Shapers Impact Report calls for more support for young changemakers
- 5 pathways towards an optimistic future, according to todays youth
The youth climate agenda extends beyond emissions reduction to encompass biodiversity protection, circular economy principles and climate-resilient infrastructure, with policies designed with youth representation from the outset
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