Today's young people more socially aware despite harmful stereotypes, says Demos

Laura McCardle
Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Young people believe they are more socially aware than previous generations in spite of their frequently negative portrayal in the media, according to research by think-tank Demos.

Think tank Demos is calling for a new narrative around today's young people and their engagement in social action. Image: vInspired
Think tank Demos is calling for a new narrative around today's young people and their engagement in social action. Image: vInspired

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