Across the world, young people are not only participating in politics—they are actively reshaping democratic institutions. From youth-led political movements and institutional reform efforts to new forms of civic organization and media ecosystems, younger generations are redefining how democracy functions. This issue area examines how youth are influencing constitutional debates, advocating for institutional change, and building new platforms for political participation and public discourse. By studying these developments across regions, the Centre explores how youth leadership is transforming democratic governance and creating new pathways for representation, accountability, and institutional innovation.
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The conference worked through the most consequential question in democratic politics today: why are young people systematically excluded from the systems they will inherit, and what will it actually take to change that?
Can young people who topple governments actually win them? As Nepal heads to the polls on March 5th, Bangladesh offers a cautionary tale.
