Published yesterday, the report, called Anatomy of Youth, claimed that young people and the government must enter into "an entirely different conversation about the future than can normally be heard during an election debate".
The report poses questions that parties should be answering if they are to appeal to the next generation of voters. These include "Will a low-carbon economy make for a more equal society?" and "What are my digital rights?"
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