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Four reasons why youth do not want to participate in Civic life?

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anonymous

anonymous answered
1 year ago

how many times is this going to be asked? i have answered this question hours ago on another person question.

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Did you know that there are four common reasons why young people may not be interested in participating in civic life? One reason is the lack of trust in institutions and politics. Many young individuals may feel that their voices are not heard or that their efforts will not bring about any real change. Another reason is the perception of a complexity and lack of understanding of how the system works. The intricate processes and procedures involved in civic engagement can discourage youth from getting involved. Additionally, young people may feel disconnected from the issues at hand. If they do not see the relevance of civic matters in their daily lives or believe that their participation won't make a difference, they may choose not to engage. Lastly, a lack of time and other conflicting commitments can be a barrier for youth. Balancing academic or professional obligations with civic responsibilities can pose challenges. By understanding these reasons, it is important to find ways to engage and empower youth so that they can actively contribute to shaping their communities and future.