there is power in getting young people to realize that young person -- a young person got people energized around something people in this city and county were not beforehand. i think there is a huge opportunity for young people to make change in their own backyard and not just be the people running campaigns but also being the candidates. i want to see more young people run for office. while i think both parties might be broken, there is one party worth fixing and calling young people into it to help do that. that is the democratic party. i think young people have every opportunity right now to get engaged and bring their ideas into this party make it something we can all be proud of and have ownership over. that is what is inspiring me to keep going and helped me run for this office. i did not do it by myself. i did it with a great group of young people that ran with me and behind me to make this happen. i think the democratic party will start hearing the younger generation much louder in leadership roles within our party, not just outside our party. i think that is exciting -- important

the young people for from is on a mission to empower young people in communities to fight for just this piece on freedom. and we support young people who have experienced violence to create change in their own lives, in our community and society. and so it's about community empowerment. it's about obligating young people to be able to 5 and not just to survive. you've also got a background in or you can create a know a degree. how much do you feel that has impacted your work in that community and awareness of the situations that people come off again? when i went to university and i was studying all, that's when i 1st realized how detached the legal system of the study of the legal system is from the reality. i had an experience where in one lecture, when we were learning about families not fighting for justice to that loved ones, time being and cost of a whole things that they haven't done. what we're talking about is directly affected my community and the future lawyers by saying around really couldn't care about it or we lost, i wouldn't, nothing to do to our system from the inside.

the young, extremely highly skilled young people in china simply unable to find the type of work that they are expecting to get. and the government is saying, so young people that, that might not be the work to much that skill set. and then another phrase is often kind of bonded about here is that the government is having young people to eat bits in this. you know, this is not just the school, so demographic histories, which are going to be weighing on china is young population. that's of course it tons of population is aging rapidly by 2035. we're going to have 400000000 people aged over 60 and more and more about economic impacts button is going to full on, on young people. and they've contributed also to this phenomenon that we've seen of lying flat, which is assigned to the young people, just send k rejecting the demands of the car and work environment in china. and so these problems, these demographic issues, these economic issues are really t peruse, and that's going to be one of the biggest problems that china is going to be facing in the coming years. so what does the governme

the young people, for, from is on a mission to empower young people in communities to fight for just this piece on freedom. and we support young people who have experienced finance to create change in their own lives, in our community and society. so it's about community empowerment, it's about lifting young people. so you'd be able to fries and don't just survive. you've also got a background in new or used. okay, to know what degree, how much do you feel that has impacted your work and the community and awareness of the situations that people come off again? when i went to university and i was studying all a vast, when i have fast realized how detached the legal system with a start deal of the legal system is from the reality. i had an experience where in one lecture, when we were learning about families not fighting for justice for their loved ones, the time being and cost way for things that they haven't done. what we talking about is directly affected my community and the future lawyers tossing around really couldn't care about it. i realized i want to do the system from the ins

right now there's a young, young, young, dynamic gentleman by the name of ethan. he'll who started up a nonprofit organization because he felt the need to those who are dealing with homelessness and to feed them. he did at the age of six, at the age six. i say that because i want you to know that you are never too young to make a difference. you're never too young to have an impact. and these footsoldiers are evidence of that today. this, i believe, was created for no other reason than to keep us in remembrance of the work and the sacrifice that made for us, but also to inspire each and every one of you that you can do. the same thing right now, today. so in closing i'll just say this. so the foot soldiers, thank you all so much for work, for your service. thank. thank you. thank you. and so the young people here today, you are not. up next. you are now. so let the light shine. thank you. good morning. and so heard a lot already. right. and you have to forgive. my name is dejuana thompson. i'm the president, ceo of the birmingham civil rights institute. i'm honore

young americans are really feeling the pinch.t burden sits on the backs of millennial americans and generation z americans, the young americans don't feel safe in american cities. that is a sad reality and it's going to have an impact on the next election. maria: and we continue our coverage of young conservative, joining me is the host of outkicks, tommy lahren is fearness and fox news contributor, tommy lahren. welcome. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. i'm happy you are shining a light on young conservatives. i think it's important moving forward that we get young voters energized, excited, passionate about politics. i'm happy i get to do that with you today. maria: i want to know what assess this group to be feeling now, because in the last election the mid-terms joe biden promised young people he was going to forgive their debt. i remember getting a call from someone who said to me i'm so happy that president biden is going to forgive my student debt. they believed it and they came out and voted. didn't they

young people in china spend more time on studying and colleges and universities. therefore, further research needs to be done to define the age range for young people in the labor force survey seo team for the into. critics thing this is simply another attempt by the chinese government to hide a domestic problem, a problem that has reached record levels, leaving 21.3 percent of china's you unintelligible. and joining me not for more context is dw correspondent james j. it's a from i used to show bureau in taipei, james, why has china decided to stop releasing use unemployment data as well? the official reason that we have certify is that the statistics needs to be optimized . the chinese government say that they require continuous improvement in days of practices. of course many people are reading between the lines here, youth unemployment in china, that's age 16 to 24, reached a record high in june of 21.3 percent. and it was actually expected to go even higher in july with more than 10000000 new graduates entering the job market. but across to a new economy, you

reaching young voters is critical but what is the across the country is young people are hungry for aause, hungry for purpose and meaning and identity. we live in a time in national history when paid, patriotism, hard-working family, these things have disappeared so i think we need to rely on a civic duty to satisfy moral hunger for purpose and meaning so my experience talking to young people college campuses, there is shock at first to say i have civic duties and pass the same fixed test an immigrant can pa pass. >> i'm sorry to interrupt but they are not immigrant they were born americans, we give those two people who want to become america's even if you look at -- even if you look at conservative groups like the leading organization to get constitutional amendments, they want to government, it's rare you see republican that once an overreach of government to take rights away. >> this is a good area to be clear my policy is i want less government involvement, you want to know what it involves today? young men are required to register for selective service draft on pain of criminal p

of young specialists. the main period of working out 80%. staying in the first job stimulates not only benefits, but also the provision of housing; a word will be ordered from young professionals ; a mentor from among more experienced colleagues is assigned not only training and assistance to a young specialist in the workplace, but above all adaptation in the team. the swiss bank ubies published a study of the well-being of belarus, so in a year the wealth of households in our country increased by $46 billion and reached $255 billion. zero as much as 56% of the world indicator, while not one adult accounts for $34,835 , the wealth of 37.7% of adult belarusians, less than $10,000 more than 56% from $10 to $100,000 five and a half percent from $100,000 to $1 million, and more than 1 million dollars, this is 1/10% of the population. while the waiter here gina in belarus is 67.1%, the higher it is, the greater the social inequality here we concede slovaks to qatar belgium in poland, for example, this figure i

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"do these things whilst you�*re young.d your own teaching projects, haven�*t you? yes. so, the benedetti foundation was begun in 2019, which seems very recently, but we�*ve done a lot of work since then. so, we put on these sort of mass workshops which has every single level from real beginners to teachers who have been teaching for 20 years and tried to kind of bring that sense of collective celebration of music, participation and appreciation. nice and gently, and slowly... for us, it�*sjust a continuous sort of readdressing of how can we revolutionise what music education actually looks like to make it as visceral and impactfuland — and — and relevant as possible? but at the same time, really upholding the incredible traditions of instrumental music and music in education that�*s been in this country. music plays cheering and applause. what impact can music education have on those young lives, do you think? well, it deals with the invisible parts of us that a lot of education does not really deal with. so, thoughts, fee

trump young people will never turnout. highest rate in american history as a voting generation to help change the presidency. we defeated a puppet that many people said could never be defeated. young people went out there and played a critical role in defeating them. i think that's what we're trying to take. here to inspire more. hope that's why people like justin johns, maxwell frost, jamie raskin, general kasky, so many others are on our advisory board for this organization. to show young peeler are good people on the inside. i want to make it clear, this is not about being against older people in politics or anything like, that this is about creating an intergenerational coalition with the understanding that we've always had the leaders that we've deserved. we have just have had far too few of them. there used to entry for many of them for far too high. >> speaking to those barriers to entry, congress nashville frost, the first gen z-er in congress, he's been really open about the cost of running for office. maxlength=3

young people know the difference of when they're being lied to young people know the difference of when they're just being told some fluff that you memorize in a political speech two minutes before you showed up. ok. and the reality is that's why this is a campaign founded on speaking the truth, not when it's easy, but when it is hard, the hard truth that goes back to telling the people we the people the truth. once again, god is real, there are two genders, fossil fuels are a requirement for human prosperity. reverse racism is racism. an open border is not a border. parents determine the education of their kids, the nuclear family. yes, is the best and greatest form of governance known to mankind. capitalism lifts us up from poverty. there are three branches of government in america, not four and our constitution, it is the strongest guarantor of freedom in human history. that is the truth. we stand up for the truth. we fight for the truth. that is who we are. and, and if i have one thing that i will ask of you guys and this is a good one for a bright saturday morning for us to wrap on

and then we saw these young, the young young wasn't there for these young boys and therefore then also picking up coming guns. it reminded me kind of know that it was going to get back to me and just reminded me that kind of a situation that have missing some of these kids that this is kind of a deep passion among these young people to i put a separate coal black, which wants to deal with that throughout the report, also out of box. thank you very much for your reporting from money, paul. and we'll be following this closely as the indian parliament does debate the topic. thank you very much. and initiative in pakistan's rule, since providence is empowering women, it's encouraging them to build their own low cost stoves from my brakes in line. they offer a healthy, a and more environmentally friendly alternative to the conventional mode of cooking on heavily polluting open fire stoves. the new ones also offer a place to gather strength and communities dw is being his job at report. this is the junk box, especially place. she had spent all was the great thing, it with glass and been thin

people it is a great pleasure for me to speak to you on behalf of young people, young people make up a large proportion of the population of each of our countries there, their voices and their points of view are very important and have been important in the fight against the species at various levels and in various forms. it is very important that young people are represented at this themselves, so ladies and gentlemen are very welcome in july of this year, the eighteenth to the twenty- second of july. we gathered at the ninth youth summit for the first time since the start of the pandemic, the topic was brix africa partnership in the interests of the joint mournful growth of sustainable development inclusive multilateralism. we discussed the current situation, as well as the future development of youth cooperation in the brix countries on a wide range of issues. we are ready to act in the interests of sustainable development. we believe that the strange brix in general, and young people in particular, should use their combined strengths to prioritize the development agenda and conti

this will allow us to insure deeper and stronger collaboration amongst young people. we've thus employed that the summit endorsed our proposal for the establishment of the brakes. use councils in its final declaration in ensuring that new pathways for positive change and innovation can be realized. and in doing so will further ensure that no young person amongst the brakes member states gets left behind. i thank you . thank you very much. i on the walk on for bringing your voice in the bricks summit. your proposals indeed are very clear and comprehensive. and we will be responding to that now gives me pleasure to ask his excellency president louise, ruler to silver president of the federal republic of brazil, to take the full meal keitel for the denture. they have both good. that's good the. so how much was the worst of it is i just got that. let me put piece of it to that for data. so wholesale after you find the 1st minister my frauds. okay. on the market for a bit of a my dear prime minister mode of india. okay. my dear, she's a bank president of the people's repub

young people today, in 2023, are continuing that work.nniversary of the march on washington ensured that the work of today's young activists or a front and center. featuring voices like my next guest. wisdom cole joins me now. he is the national director of the naacp youth and college division. and he spoke at today's march. they people were fired up and ready to go. can you just describe the atmosphere at the march and the importance of young voices like yours and yolanda renee king being at the forefront today? >> this is an opportunity for young people from across the nation to come together and really talk about the issues that are impacting them for today and tomorrow. my message to young people today was that they are the architects. there are going to be picking up the spot, taking the end of it, creating new ways to address the most problems that are impacting our life today. >> i think it is an important, very, very important time for us to be having this conversation. you know the organizers of the march 4th or a clear, 60 years

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people and many of our young people was affected by the young shrine in defending the shrine. and you were forced, and some of these young men became veterans, but we definitely have it in this piece , and it is through the transmission of this spirit that it was transferred from these so-called children of the holy defense to the next generation, and mustafa is the best way to teach courage from the elders. being next to him is a knot and how beautiful it is on 31 khordad , don't be afraid of training courage, jihad spirit, thousands of qualities yazdani will accompany the addition of a writer and researcher to the martyrs stadium in your future talks . hello mr. yazdani. good time. you are speaking informally in basij bases, in the mosque , some chapters of the features of this model. tell us that we can use this model in social education in the education of our children, relying on the power of the mosque, in the name of allah, the most high, the most merciful, salam alaikum , the service of the great and noble people of iran and the service of mr. bahrami, i wish i was in

we are seeing young people -- drug addiction, a corner of the young people in the country who wanted to go into the military, they cannot pass the test. they cannot past the physical test, all of these tests and they cannot make it. that is a remarkable drop. it is true that young's -- the younger generation does not trust institutions and do not trust the leaders. when i was growing up, we looked up at the world war ii leaders and thought, thank god we had people like roosevelt and churchill. to help save the western world. my friend in los angeles, he was asked a question. how is it that when in the early days of the republic, he had 3 million people who lived in our republic, and among them, we were able to find six world-class leaders? washington, jefferson, adams, franklin, madison, and -- leslie. today we have 330 million people living in this country. we cannot seem to find one world-class leader read we need that. we have to have strong, firm, inspiring leaders. madeleine: you do not see anyone waiting in the wings. mr. gergen: i do. madeleine: it seems like there is a group

just a little young actually.ng through our own version of adolescence, figuring out who we are really going to be when we grow up. when you view it that way, at least for me, it take some of the pressure off. it makes sense. when you go through adolescence, you look through an identity crisis in the doorway event. you forget who you are. but we are stronger for it. when we get to adulthood on the other died. i don't think we have to be a nation in decline. i truly think we might still get the a nation in our ascent, may be the early stages of our a . sent. maybe we are still at base camp on the way to the mountaintop, a shining city on a hill that reagan spoke of, the place that no matter who you are or where your parents came from, what your skin color is, how long your last name is. [laughter] that you get ahead in this country with your own hard work, your own commitment, your own dedication and you are free to speak your mind at every step of the way. that is the american dream. that is what we are running to

so if you taxes on young people.'re on 25,000 plus, all of a sudden you see basically your income tax rise by 9. and i have been shocked. i saw david willetts , a former saw david willetts, a former conservative mp, you know, he was called two brains, david willetts. i don't think he's got one brain. but, you know, each to their you know, he was to their own. you know, he was he was the whiz kid, apparently, that has given us our tuition fees. everyone be as fees. now, everyone can be as smart settlement in this smart as you. settlement in this country, which have been a complete nightmare anyway. they, you just 9. imagine complete nightmare anyway. they, ycyou just 9. imagine complete nightmare anyway. they, ycyou went just 9. imagine complete nightmare anyway. they, ycyou went into st 9. imagine complete nightmare anyway. they, ycyou went into a 9. imagine complete nightmare anyway. they, ycyou went into a general|ine if you went into a general election as conservative election as a conservative saying, i'm only go

and now i see young people . my prediction may be in the next 50 years we will all stop talking and everybody will be texting. now you can improve on your phone that i sent you a text. it can be evidence in court. drumming is very important and -- >> we have just a minute left. anything else ? >> people can always come and visit us. the last friday of every month we hold a mindful drumming. the last wednesday of every month we host a racial healing dialogue and also if you want our services, all you have to do is call us and we do workshops on attitudinal healing and we do leadership work . we have a leadership course that we focus with low income families to really learn about their own personal power, civic engagement, getting them registered to vote. service learning. all these wonderful things . there is so much we are doing. >> we are glad you have been here and i am glad you are my friends i cannot wait for you to go to africa again. >> november 15th at scott's. >> 6:00 until 10:30. >> join them on that gre

our young people out of this morass that this subjectivism is drawing them into.so as a follow up question to that, do you that this trend toward, a higher percentage of the american populace being religiously unaffiliated, will will continue apace? or do you sense and sort of searching for some hopefulness here that that we're going to turn the corner. well i if i don't know about turning the corner any come on but but i'll say this though you know i started doing that my evangelical work what, about 20 years ago and youtube just come into being at that time. it's like 2007 and people have little videos up of, you know, my dog jumped off roof and but but i had this idea of, well, if i just started talking about, you know, films or about books or ideas and and we didn't know. i had no idea if would watch. and in the beginning, we had like a couple of hundred people watching. and i was thrilled. you know, a couple hundred people watched my video but i a company know people would come in and i would i would answer and usually i'd come out with some, you know, sharpl

some young cna recruits have lost their lives. she's on it. uh. she died on january 10th when they dropped bombs on us moment. and kathy, with the on january 10th, 2023 cam pictorial, was bombed. for the 1st time 5 reval fighters were killed. more than 310 soldiers have died since the civil war began tv. you know, they were young, intelligent students and educated mostly students because they gave up everything for the cause and joined us because they oppose the military dictatorship initially . and good luck. and they believed in freedom and were willing to fight for and i have great respect for them and paid tribute to them every day prospects. huh. this, i think this was the best news. several 100 young people have been left injured or named the those who survive. the battles are treated that this makes shift clinic at camp victoria. my nephew, was it of mine, did you step on it? and i was trying to recover the bodies of 2 friends and you're not alone. you must be strong. we have to do every day. so within this month we have done 6 petition our

forever young forever drunk forever hammer forever forever young forever young this was the song forever years podcast. later, our guest is sergey buba bubunets. seryoga hello. how glad i am to see you off my tongue. you know, right today, when i woke up in the morning and realized that today was shooting and realized that i was going to meet with you today, everything became wonderful that day, that is, they flooded right into the most wonderful impressions. cool you look super you went down. i look a little, so i have a swing back and forth. ah, familiar story. yes, yes, you understand. how about the swing you got 10 kg. i decided to take up, well, relatively speaking, this is a professional sport, i think i will go to the motodrome, work out and choose the most inappropriate place for this place, the most suitable one. this is the motordrome in case i chose the heaviest time when the sun is in sorry that is. at two o'clock i had classes, and i finished 25 classes in full gear in a helmet , and it is clear that i immediately completely lost weight, because, uh, when you are in a leathe

it is a young, highly educated country. the younger generation has a 98% literacy rate. 96% on average. a very high college graduation rate. 40% of the iranian workforce have higher education. so this is a very connected, educated population that really wants to be come -- become part of the mainstream world. and they are dealing with a theocracy that refuses to reform and is becoming more arrogant as time goes on. the significance of the recent protests is the morality police beat a young woman to death. but what is new about these protests is the combination of those who participated. old and young, rich and poor, all parts of iranian society including hyper nationalists. iranian protests used to happen every decade since 2017 to 21 it sort of was happening annually and in 2022 it became semiannual. and because the morality police who was reportedly disbanded is now back, my guess is that it's going to keep going on. we have not seen the end yet. steve: 20,000 people in prison and 500 dead and morality police are coming b

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it was one of the reasons why i wanted to lead the young vic.i walked in the door, actually, it is not as diverse as it looks today. i walked in and i said to all of my senior managers, "i want people in here who look like my mother, who are making decisions. "i want people that look like my cousins." and i would say if you walked into my administrative bay now, you would see that. so have we made structural changes? absolutely. have we demanded it via quotas? absolutely not. we have demanded it by seeking excellence. do you think the theatre has much of a future? yeah! well, look around you. look at the way in which so many talented actors and directors seem to be drawn to streaming platforms, to the money and the resources and the potential that is offered by something that, frankly, threatens the future of the theatre. stephen, it's a brilliant question, because, in truth, it's quite hard. i mean, there's a strike happening right now, but it's quite hard to get writers for the theatre who are of a certain level, purely because theatre pays ve

so this means that a young man age 25 and 1973 must be compared with a young man age 25. today. the fact says this isn't necessarily compromised because nowadays children are born more often to older parents at a later stage in life. future, and that should definitely be taking into account lessons. exactly why spend counts the declining remains unclear. it's those that might be related to men's life styles, all their environment, including how much contact they have with pollution, pollution. oh, plastic was based exist using the archival. the most important thing is that healthy balance to live styles that you don't necessarily have to do anything proactively. it's like you should avoid certain things. that means all harmful substances as well as stimulants, such as smoking, alcohol is correct, unhealthy diet. but chemical substances at work might play a role, but it could also be that stress simply causes us to produce fewer than the poor quality sperm. there's an urgent need for more research in the field. every year over $10000000.00 girls and young women become mothers, wh

um that you as young as, for example, i will give you my example. if someone like me who does a video show every day, if i want to go to blue brom today and you know, do a video report from there, it is nearly impossible for me. i would be literally jeopardizing my safety. it would be very foolish of me to go there because i'm a mocked person. people know me, the no ma'am my face, but the same the, you know, there are dozens of muslim. the book, those young muslims report, those were literally putting bed knives on line to document these incidents of hips . and why know several days somebody like me was literally kind of diminished every day on social media. people give me the tracts and rapes threats and it's if it's becoming so difficult these days to just to be able to exist to just do your day to day work. and you know, seeing people like me like my, i tried my unity uh, getting really nice uh, getting demonized, getting killed, being abused every day with the impunity. politically bureau. do you ask me the 1st question. all these might not be m

go for it. >> we have a young man by the name of ivan mello.e came here two and a half years ago to be part of our digital arts music lab. graduating with natural, fruity loops, rhymes. all of our music lyrics are clean. he came as an intern, and now he's running the program. that just tells you, we are only creating opportunities and there's a young man by the name of eduardo ramirez. he tells the barber, what's that flyer? and he says it's a program that teaches you computers and art. and i still remember the day he walked in there with a baseball cap, full of tattoos. nice clean hair cut. i want to learn how to use computers. graduated from the program and he wanted to work in i.t.. well, eduardo is a dreamer. right. so trying to find him a job in the tech industry was very challenging, but that didn't stop him. through the effort of the office of economic work force and the grant i reached out to a few folks i know. post mates decided to bring him on board regardless of his legal status. he ended his internship at post mates and now is at h