Planet panic is real and the ones feeling the crunch are the young. A survey has confirmed that young people are distressed and angry with the state of the world. Despite net-zero initiatives, younger generations are unconvinced by virtue signalling and are turning into climate cynics.

A Gallup poll reveals that public support for unions in the US has climbed to a 56-year high. And while membership remains low, Gen Zers and younger Gen Yers are leading the way in greater union organizing efforts as they push back against their work arrangements.

How are Gen Zers cultivating their digital identities outside of mainstream social channels? In what ways do their discussions about mental health differ from past cohorts? How are they disrupting traditional modes of investing? And why is nostalgic content so popular with younger audiences?

Tiring of Big Tech, Gen Zers are seeking out alternative platforms. Members of Gen Z Mafia are building the tech world they want to see from the ground up. Since its launch, users include college and high school students, founders, and young employees at tech companies and start-ups.