International Youth Day 2025
Since 1999, International Youth Day has been celebrated every August 12th, established by the United Nations General Assembly (UN) to highlight the role of young people as agents of social change, their role in building a sustainable future, and to raise awareness of the challenges and problems they face.
CLACSO dedicates a prominent space to the concerns and actions of young people and has, among other things, an observatory and an open-access library that reflect the problems and aspirations of this segment of the population, in addition to the Working Group “Childhood and Youth”.
Honduras is making progress in building a new Public Policy for Youth
“To change reality, we must promote youth initiatives.” – Minawee López, coordinator of the National Youth Council of Guatemala
What kind of youth for what kind of future? – InfoCLACSO October 2, 2024
"It is undeniable that young people are murdered because they are young" – Alexandra Agudelo López
V Latin American and Caribbean Biennial on Early Childhood, Childhood and Youth
V International Congress of Researchers on Youth
Indigenous youth in Mexico: studies and sociocultural scenarios
Young people on the move in a globalized world
Youth and sovereignty: hegemony, discourses and trajectories towards emancipation
CLACSO Research on Childhood and Youth. Book Presentation
Open class: Inequalities, cultures and politics: Perspectives from Youth
Militant youth since the return to democracy – Political participation, daily life and culture
Collection: Argentine Youth Today: Trends, Perspectives, Debates
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