The Highgate Society has created a WhatsApp group named Younger Highgater to connect residents aged 20 to 40, promoting engagement in local activities. Chair Andrew Sulstan highlighted a significant increase in participation since its launch, allowing younger individuals to join various subgroups centered around shared interests like social outings, quizzes, and culture. The initiative aims to provide a sense of belonging while illustrating the potential benefits of social media for positive community building amidst prevalent negative perceptions.
A WhatsApp group launched by the Highgate Society effectively engages younger residents, encouraging community participation and spontaneous social interactions among people aged 20 to 40.
Andrew Sulstan, chair of the Highgate Society, noted a significant surge in interest since the app's launch, highlighting its success in connecting younger residents.
The Younger Highgater group promotes various subgroups like drinks, quizzes, and outdoor activities, making it easier for younger people to connect and engage in their community.
Sulstan emphasized the positive impact of social media, stating 'It's amazing... a positive use case for social media to connect people,' countering negative discourse surrounding it.
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