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A youth movement is any attempt to organize individual young people into a unified identity. According to one organization, "A growing number of organizations and individuals are calling for a worldwide youth movement, built around information technology, political and social action, and other platforms."1 There are a seemingly infinite number of youth movements, both historical and contemporary in nature.
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See also
- List of youth empowerment organizations
- International Youth Day
- Global Youth Service Day
- National Service Learning Conference
Contemporary youth movements
- Children's rights
- Scouting
- Youth participation
- Youth movement "Uprising"
- Student voice
- Youth service
- Youth rights
- Youth development
- Youth voice
- Zionist youth movements
- Youth empowerment
- Hip hop
- German Youth Movement
- Straight Edge
Historical youth movements
- Hippies
- Punks
- Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
- Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
- Hitler Youth
- American Youth Congress
- Communist Youth Movement
References
- ^ (n.d.)Youth Movements The Freechild Project.
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