Digital Youth Activism in Environment and Social Justice: Long-Term Impact and Sustainable Participation
Digital Youth Activism in Environment and Social Justice: Long-Term Impact and Sustainable Participation

In recent years, young people—particularly those from Generation Z—have embraced digital platforms as essential tools for environmental and social justice advocacy. Unlike earlier generations, today’s youth regularly turn to online spaces to learn about and engage with issues like climate change, racial equity, and economic inequality. For many, their digital presence is a reflection of their values and activism, making online participation an intrinsic part of their civic identity.

Trends and Research 31.10.2025
The Emotional Life of Your Brain: Why Naming Your Feelings Changes Everything
The Emotional Life of Your Brain: Why Naming Your Feelings Changes Everything

Why do some people seem to bounce back from setbacks, while others get stuck for weeks? Why are some of us more tuned into other people’s moods - and why do some of us struggle to put our own feelings into words at all? What if we could literally train our brains to handle emotions better?

Trends and Research 06.08.2025
Behind the Mask: Exploring Why Anonymous Social Networks Captivate U.S. College Students
Behind the Mask: Exploring Why Anonymous Social Networks Captivate U.S. College Students

Anonymous social networks are reshaping the landscape of digital communication on college campuses across the United States. Unlike traditional social media, which tie identities tightly to every online action, anonymous platforms provide a digital sanctuary for students seeking genuine, unfiltered self-expression. But why do these networks hold such powerful appeal for today's students, and what inherent challenges accompany this alluring anonymity?

Trends and Research 25.07.2025