#youth

#youth

Young visually impaired individuals in Costa Rica demonstrate resilience in adapting to societal barriers, highlighting the need for empathy and accessibility.

The author experienced a sudden visual impairment after doing cartwheels at the beach, leading to a medical diagnosis of serious eye issues.

The play 'John Proctor is the Villain' reexamines Arthur Miller's 'The Crucible' through a contemporary feminist lens, highlighting young women's struggles with power and identity.

A new cast brings timeless themes of generational angst to life in a play nearly 100 years old.

The play "Who's Who" connects generations through shared experiences, highlighting the importance of looking beyond digital distractions.

Zelu's experience highlights the tension between fear and exhilaration in embracing new technologies.

Pinterest is testing a prompt for kids urging them to stop using the app during school hours.

Young people feel burned out by dating apps, complicating the search for meaningful relationships despite the availability of options.

Love requires mutuality and constant communication to thrive.

Navigating young romance post-breakup can evoke mixed feelings and self-reflection.

Emma Whelan, a Finglas teenager, wins Ireland's Young Filmmaker of the Year for her film that addresses social divides through emotional storytelling.

Emma Whelan won Ireland's Young Filmmaker of the Year for her emotionally honest film about friendship and identity.

The film 'Last Swim' explores Gen Z youth experiences and challenges in post-Covid London.

The Jugendweihe is a significant coming-of-age ritual in Germany, rooted in secular traditions and still celebrated in eastern states.

The film 'Bird' explores the complexities of childhood amidst darkness, merging gritty realism with magical elements in Bailey's coming-of-age journey.

Ukrainian skateboarders seek liberation and normalcy through skateboarding amid the harsh realities of war, using it as a means of escapism and expression.

The film 'Clear Sky' juxtaposes the carefree days of two boys with the harsh realities of life in a warzone.

Marcin Kundera's work explores themes of freedom within the chaotic context of a summer amidst war.

Mohamed Hatem uses bodybuilding as a means to cope with the stress and trauma of living in war-torn Gaza.

Afghan teenage musicians, now refugees in Pakistan, continue pursuing their passion for music despite the challenges they face due to political turmoil.

Jonas Vaitekunas uses music to inspire and uplift, highlighting the impact of community and support during illness.

Cyril Griffith's life changed dramatically at 19 during a camping trip, reflecting the youthful spirit of 1920s Dublin.

Bruno Tache, 20, is accused of being a primary aggressor in a fatal brawl resulting in Quham Babatunde's death.

Hadi Abbasi won the Broward bee with the word 'teleprompter' and will compete at the Scripps National Spelling Bee.

A 15-year-old student, Derbing Alvarado, was shot during an attempted robbery, leaving his community devastated.

Syria's schools have reopened, signaling a return to normalcy following political upheaval and years of conflict, despite ongoing challenges and uncertainty.

Educational systems worldwide must adapt to prepare future generations for action against climate change.

Young Lebanese students' lives and education have been severely disrupted by ongoing conflict, with many feeling the psychological toll of war.

The article highlights Hicham Benohoud's exploration of youth creativity within rigid educational environments through his photography.

The Thing About Jellyfish explores grief through a 12-year-old's lens, blending humor and depth in a transformative narrative.

Xhloe and Natasha's performance blends humor and poignant themes, reflecting on youth and the loss of innocence amid war.

The production fuses a heartfelt drama with high-tech spectacle, showcasing the tension between personal story and visual distractions.

The tragic shooting death of 15-year-old Derbing Alvarado Gonzalez has sparked community outrage and support for his grieving family.

Hassan Sentamu was sentenced to 23 years for murdering 15-year-old Elianne Andam over a trivial dispute.

Kelyan, a 14-year-old aspiring rapper, was fatally injured on a bus, prompting an outpouring of grief and calls against violence in Woolwich.

Lathaniel Burrell, a 16-year-old boy, was fatally shot in an apparent targeted attack in Stockwell.

The article discusses the fall from grace of Luigi Mangione, a promising young man, now charged with murder.

A 17-year-old girl was fatally shot in Queens, leaving family and friends confused about the incident and her future aspirations.

Tragic loss of young lives highlighted the need for road safety.

Juan Jose Pena was an 18-year-old aspiring Navy recruit fatally shot outside an afterparty in the Bronx.

The enduring grief of losing Kiea McCann is a profound, daily challenge for her family.

Anti-LGBTQ+ laws prompt LGBTQ+ youth to consider relocating to escape discrimination.

Almost half of trans and nonbinary individuals contemplate moving due to state laws.

90% of LGBTQ+ youth report negative impacts on their well-being from recent politics.

Growing acceptance and visibility of LGBTQ+ individuals among younger generations in Australia is reflected in recent statistics.

The article highlights a photographic series exploring British youth culture, identity, and belonging through a personal and observational lens.

Japan's Coming of Age Day celebrates adulthood with elaborate outfits and joyous traditions.

Marcus Fakana was sentenced to one year in Dubai prison for having consensual sex with a 17-year-old girl.

Marcus Fakana seeks a pardon from Dubai's ruler after beginning a one-year jail sentence for a relationship with a minor.

The pervasive nature of pornography among adolescents necessitates open discussions between parents and youths for healthy development.

Open dialogue about pornography is essential for youth education despite societal discomfort and censorship.