Even before they are old enough to vote, some young people are finding ways to make a difference. Civic engagement among youth ages 15 to 25 can range from volunteering in the community and joining a protest march to signing a petition or expressing political views on social media, according to Portland State University researcher Yue Ni.
Civic Laboratories: The Impact of Online Spaces on Youth Civic Engagement in Iran
Young people in Iran, particularly those aged 15 to 25, are increasingly engaging in civic activities such as volunteering, protesting, and using social media to express their political views. This trend reflects a growing awareness and desire for participation in societal issues among the youth. It is significant as it indicates a shift in political engagement that could influence future governance in Iran.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
Young people in Iran, particularly those aged 15 to 25, are increasingly participating in civic activities such as volunteering, protesting, and using social media to express their political views. This trend indicates a growing desire among the youth to engage in societal issues.
- Civic engagement activities include volunteering, protesting, and social media expression.
- The age group of 15 to 25 is particularly active in these civic activities.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a young population that has historically been active in social and political movements, especially in the face of government repression. The use of social media has become a crucial tool for expression and organization.
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