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- In summary, a typical Gen Zer is a self-driver who deeply cares about others, strives for a diverse community, is highly collaborative and social, values flexibility, relevance, authenticity and non-hierarchical leadership, and, while dismayed about inherited issues like climate change, has a pragmatic attitude about the work that has to be done to address those issues.
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Aug 8, 2022 · Young people can’t turn away from the discourse, so it’s no wonder that many digital native Gen Zers are spurred to act on their societal grievances. They are mobilising out of fear and...
- Megan Carnegie
Aug 20, 2021 · How do Millennials and Generation Z see their future? Over the past year, the World Economic Forum’s Global Shapers community has organized dialogues and surveys on what young people see as the most pressing issues facing society, government and business.
As Gen Z settles into the labour market, it’s clear that many of them are seeking to contribute to averting climate collapse.
Jul 20, 2020 · All of the Gen Zers that CBS News spoke with said they don't have the luxury of being silent. The U.N. expects that tens of millions of people will be displaced because of climate change just...
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Feb 11, 2024 · In understanding Gen Z’s values and perspectives, it becomes clear why they are poised to make significant contributions to sustainability. Their digital savvy, ethical consumption, and integrated approach to environmentalism and social justice mark them as a powerful force for change.
May 26, 2021 · Younger Americans – Millennials and adults in Generation Z – stand out in a new Pew Research Center survey particularly for their high levels of engagement with the issue of climate change.
Nations may not be on target to reduce carbon emissions as set by the 2015 Paris Agreement, but they are further along in finding solutions to reduce climate change than they were eight years ago. As Gen Zers gain more power—both as consumers and in the workplace —they may be able to chart a new course.
