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One of the primary concerns for today’s youth is the world they are inheriting, which often leads to ‘eco-anxiety’Youth Day, observed annually on June 16, is a profound commemoration of our nation’s young generations and their pivotal role in shaping South Africa’s history. Holding historical significance, it is rooted in the Soweto Uprising of 1976, a pivotal moment in South Africa’s struggle against apartheid.
– Taking part in service initiatives, such as park and river clean-ups, planting trees and educating the children of local communities 4) How can we stay positive about our role? Maintaining a positive outlook towards environmental action emerged as a key element. Focusing on what lies within our sphere of influence and seeking support from like-minded individuals fosters a sense of collective purpose. The emphasis on creating engaging, relatable activities, such as the Pink Drive or Daredevil Run, showcases the power of passion in driving change.
– Sharing your opinions and asking questions, respectfully, even when you feel they will be considered insignificant or criticised;– Advocating for basic rights through petitions, non-violent protests, campaigns and lobbying; – Setting up forums, student panels, donation drives, and sex education at schools; – Learning the value of mediation skills, mindful communication, empathy and compassion.
– Community Outreach: includes both passive and active acts of service in local communities; the majority of participants found their required school community service hours as an enlightening and worthwhile experience;– Being an ally — supporting queer and black movements, without feeling the need to be “recognised” or praised.
During the ebullient discussions, we dared to confront the most formidable societal challenges. An exploration of “Rhodes Must Fall” and the odyssey of James Baldwin stirred our souls. As a collective, we held polarising views on this notion that “travelling abroad makes one more cognisant of the world around you”.
In a similar vein, what tangible educational value is offered by overseas tertiary institutions, and in what context taking opportunities at these institutions as an activist is beneficial or detrimental to their cause. These discussions were only valuable because there was enough dissent among the different groups at the forum to create a number of different views which were all well substantiated.
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