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Accelerated Adulthood

... Civil Rights Movement, and the Vietnam War; Gen Xers witnessed the emergence of AIDS, hip hop, and acceptance of divorce; Gen Ys grappled with an unstable economy, high unemployment, and a resurgence of emphasis on women’s and LGBTQ+ rights. Now, Gen Z is poised to enter “Accelerated Adulthood,” a new chapter in the classic coming of age tale, that poses traditional adolescent challenges as well as additional trials unique to today’s digital, political, and social climate. Much like Ys redefined ...

All The Feels

... the availability of global news creates a more global outlook than previous generations, inspiring Zs not only to know about more people, politics, and issues around the world but also to care about them. Rather than growing up sheltered from the drama and trauma of the world, exposure to school shootings, immigration rallies, LGBTQ+ protests, and more are affecting them now. Among Trendsetters, half in the U.S. and 44% in the UK worry about immigration issues, 49% in the U.S. and 56% in the UK ...

Culture Spotlight On South Korea

... Korean media brands, including Ohmynews, Newstapa, Pressian, and .face, have launched initiatives to move away from traditional models of news in order to engage readers. Sodam Cho started .face in an effort to create a more personal way to share news and current events. This social native video outlet focuses on five areas of interest to young adults: social justice, LGBTQ issues, feminism, urban ecology, and technological impacts on societies. .Face uses social media as its main platform ...

Next Gen Brand Loyalty

... what it says about them as a user—and they want to broadcast their excitement around these things in a social space. One 19-year-old female in one of our focus groups said, “It’s about the inclusiveness; if a store has the little rainbow [LGBTQ+] sticker or the Black Lives Matter sticker on like the door, that really draws me in because I feel like that store is for me to go into.” When reaching older generations, it’s vital for a brand to consider product or service utility before it can ...

Active-ists

... being blurred, teams and leagues are realizing that without having (and supporting) athletes as celebrity personalities, they don’t have a team or league to speak of; they are also beginning to embrace the advocacy movement started by their players by becoming advocates themselves. Case in point, only 18% of young adults in both countries think that sports are doing a good job of being inclusive of LGBTQ people. To help raise the bar, UK’s Premier League is going beyond addressing the racism issues ...

UnWasted Time

... events at colleges and now has a presence at 35 schools, with student ambassadors who can organize such events themselves. The Shine A volunteer-run alcohol-free variety show, The Shine hosts events every couple months in New York and LA featuring live music, storytelling, and meditation, encouraging attendees to make lasting connections.Mocktail Mixer The one-night event for the LGBTQ+ community took over a bar in Canada for a night of food, games, and prizes sans-alcohol “to facilitate ...

Global TV Trends

... comedy special, which features stand up performances by female comedians, comedians of color, and LGBTQ comedians."Homecoming" The U.S. podcast series "Homecoming" is a fictional podcast that follows a caseworker at an experimental facility, her supervisor, and a military veteran. Their points of view are interwoven throughout the podcast using a mix of phone calls, therapy sessions, and overhead conversations. Amazon Studios picked up the podcast for a TV series and gave it a two ...

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Worries & Stressors

... of democracy around the world | LGBTQ+ issues | Immigration issues | Digital dependence | Artificial intelligence | Nothing Racism | War | The economy | Random acts of violence | The state of my country | Medical issues/diseases | Income inequality/poverty | Bullying | The environment/climate change | The state of the world | Natural disasters | Work/school | The job market/unemployment | Terrorism | Government/politics | Gender inequality | Drug addiction ...