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The one thing that surely must cut across all these levels is being overwhelmed with the constant influx of information and misinformation both on and offline. You see, hear, read one thing and before you have a second to grasp it, you are flooded by a completely different set of information. I bet we are all also experiencing multiple stages of panic, paranoia, fear, uncertainty and disbelief or even denial! “How could this happen”, or “this could never happen to me”! It is happening to us, all of us, and all of us together. But mostly it’s compounding the already uncertain future that young people face today!
COVID19 – now classified as a pandemic by the World Health Organization, a new disease for which people don’t have immunity to – is spreading around the world beyond expectations. However, this crisis shouldn’t be a call to panic regardless of how tough that might be under the circumstances! This is a reason to organize ourselves better. Young people always ask me how can we change the world? How can we be a part of what is going on in the world? What is the young people’s role in global challenges? Well there is no time like now for young people to do what they do best: self organise, self-mobilize and come together no-bars-held just like you have in the biggest crisis of all – climate change. Come together in global solidarity!
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