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Entrepreneurship

Don't dismiss start-ups founded by millennials. This is how they succeed

You don't have to wait until you're 42 to found a successful start-up, as a recent MIT study advised. Millennial entrepreneurs are taking shortcuts, and building skills agility instead.

Bozhanka Vitanova and Johan Bjurman Bergman 16 Nov 2018

Here’s what young Indians really want from life

Half of India’s 1.3 billion population is under 25. That’s a fifth of the world’s global youth. A new survey reveals what young Indians aspire to - and how to help them get there.

Suchi Kedia, Sriram Gutta, Terri Chapman, and Vidisha Mishra 05 Oct 2018

Future of Health and Healthcare

Here's how Iceland radically cut teenage drug use

The relationship between people and the state has allowed an effective national programme to cut the rates of teenagers smoking and drinking to excess.

Mosaic Science 05 Oct 2018

Youth Perspectives

The three ways life is changing for 18-year-olds across the world

As babies born at the turn of the century celebrate their 18th birthdays, here’s a look at how different the world looks to our youngest adults.

Emma Charlton 03 Oct 2018

Future of Economic Progress

How can we age healthily?

As populations age, our view of what it means to become older will have to change.

Marcia G. Ory, Basia Belza, and Matthew Lee Smith · The Conversation 01 Oct 2018

Information and Entertainment

Scientists can lead the fight against fake news

With disinformation now taking direct aim at scientific knowledge, the science community must take centre-stage in defending its values.

Jean-Pierre Bourguignon 16 Sep 2018

Here's how ageing populations could increase productivity

New data from the International Longevity Centre shows that output increases as age increases.

Matt Flynn · The Conversation 31 Aug 2018

Behavioural Sciences

Chinese millenials have come up with a brand new word - based on a Finnish cartoon

A Finnish cartoon character has become an unlikely hero for young Chinese, and even a symbol of resistance against compulsory socializing.

Liang Chenyu · Sixth Tone 15 Aug 2018

Education, Gender and Work

These are the three key dynamics shaping modern careers

As linear careers become a thing of the past, the Kaleidoscope Career Model shows that we prioritize a number of key dynamics at different times in our life.

Lisa Mainiero · LSE Business Review 09 Aug 2018

Future of Economic Progress

How can the US labour market pull young people back to full-time work?

School enrollment and full-time employment have changed dramatically in the US.

Brian Dew · Center for Economic and Policy Research 03 Aug 2018

Youth Perspectives

Why are fewer teenagers taking summer jobs? (Clue: it's not because they're lazy)

There are a variety of possible reasons for the decline in teenage summer employment rate.

Elliot Lasson · The Conversation 02 Aug 2018

Education and Skills

This is how culture affects your child's development

A surprisingly big part of our children's development is driven by culture.

Ching-Yu Huang · The Conversation 23 Jul 2018

Education, Gender and Work

How games can take nutrition to the next level

A nutrition gamification programme in Nigeria called Nutrido is hoping to change the dietary behaviours of young people.

Obidimma Ezezika · The Conversation 20 Jul 2018

Education and Skills

US multilingual students are doing better than previously thought

New research suggests than the achievement gaps between multilingual and other students have closed significantly.

Karen Thompson and Michael J Kieffer · The Conversation 20 Jul 2018

Youth Perspectives

Children who exercise have more brain power, finds study

Physical activity can increase the volume of grey matter and improve academic performance, say researchers.

Chinmay Jadhav 19 Jul 2018

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