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Gen Z’s present has always been one marked by upheaval and rapid change — economic, social and technological — with their futures imperilled by big problems like global warming, international terrorism and resource scarcity. But as they contend with, and build upon, the legacies of past cohorts, they are also laying the foundations for their own.
So the question becomes, what kind of world will gen Z leave to their children and grandchildren?
Previous Posts in the Series:
7. Generation Z and the rise of digital influencers as celebrities
6. Generation Z and the (achievable) dream jobs they want
5. Generation Z — Online, connected and set on fixing the world
4. Generation Z isn’t interested in dating or sex — or so we thought
3. Generation Z: Waiting — often months — to get mental health help
2. Is generation Z glued to technology? ‘It’s not an addiction; it’s an extension of themselves’
1. Generation Z: Make room for Canada’s connected, open and optimistic generation
Via John Evans
