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Session Submission Type: Paper Session (90 minute)
In an era of profound uncertainty—spanning politics, climate, technology, the economy and more—how do young people make sense of their future? This session moves beyond documenting youth anxiety to explore their active navigation and response. We seek papers that illuminate the strategies, big and small, that young people employ to cope with, challenge, and shape the world around them. We invite submissions exploring how today's youth find agency, build community, and forge new paths forward in the face of an unpredictable future.
“It Does Scare Me…I Go to School Anyways”: Youth Resisting the Threat of School Shootings - Sarah Miller, Boston University
Climate Café: A Study on Climate Emotions in European Youth - Carlos Collado, University College Dublin
Second-Generation, Multilingual Adolescents Shaping Spaces of School Belonging and Inclusion for Immigrant Peers - Melanie Jones Gast, University of Louisville; James Chisholm, University of Louisville; Yohimar Sivira-Gonzalez, University of Cincinnati; Jillian Pearsall, University of Louisville
“My Priorities Have Definitely Shifted”: Youth Organizers’ Changing Views of Integration Policy Over Time - Alexandra Freidus, University of Connecticut; Erica O. Turner, University of Wisconsin - Madison
“There's Too Much Uncertainty:” Young People’s Reluctance to Have Children in an Uncertain World - Cassandra Cotton, Arizona State University; Bailee Blankemeier, Arizona State University-Tempe; Nilda Flores-Gonzalez, Arizona State University-Tempe