Youth, Migration, and Activism: Understanding Youth Citizenship Vocabularies












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            * Youth, Migration, and Activism: Understanding Youth Citizenship Vocabularies
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            How do young people perceive migration and activism?


            Join us for a seminar with Prof. Miri Yemini from Technion Israel Institute of Technology 
            Generation Z across six countries understands migration, citizenship, and their role in sh

            Discover the "citizenship vocabularies" young people use to engage with pressing social is
            youth activism is evolving in a rapidly changing world.


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            Abstract: Migration profoundly shapes the lives of young people and is a polarising and co
            in contemporary public discourse. In this seminar I show how Generation Z young people in 
            understand both migration and activist efforts related to migration issues. Employing Thor

            concept of 'citizenship vocabularies,' I document and analyse young people's perceptions o
            in relation to migration, as well as the resources, narratives, and frameworks they use to
            of migration, citizenship, and civic life, to contribute to debates around youth activism,

            education, and migration. The study adds depth to our understanding of the development of 
            towards activism within young people, and how the current generation of youth engage with 
            issues.


            About Prof. Miri Yemini : Professor Miri Yemini leads a research group focusing on global 
            education. The research group conducts multidisciplinary studies aimed at understanding po

            processes in the field of education, examining the practices of various stakeholders in ed
            worldwide, and proposing approaches to enhance educational practices within and beyond sch
            the years 2023 and 2028, Professor Yemini is leading a large international research funded

            Research Council, with the goal of studying youth activism in diverse contexts, including 
            and human rights. Research within the group belongs to the fields of comparative education
            of education. Researchers in the group come from different countries, diverse disciplinary

            various fields of interest.

            The seminar will be held in English.