Voices Unheard: Nordic Youth During the Pandemic

Nordic Youth Voices – The Right to be Heard During Crises' is a pivotal digital report that illuminates the lives of Nordic youth amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Released on October 26th, it features a series of films and articles introducing young individuals from Denmark to Lithuania, delving into the pandemic's impact on their lives and rights.

This report, alongside other insightful Nordic research, is available in our library. It includes studies like

• 'Child and Youth Participation during Crisis',

• 'Restricted Childhood, Interrupted Youth'

• 'Children and Young People’s Participation During the Corona Pandemic'.

Each offers a unique window into the challenges and resilience of youth during these unprecedented times.

Through personal stories and filmed interviews, the report and accompanying articles highlight the adaptability and strength of young voices. They underscore the importance of listening to and empowering youth as we move towards a more inclusive future.

Explore these narratives and join us in acknowledging and learning from the experiences of Nordic youth during the pandemic.

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The digital report "Nordic Youth Voices – The Right to be Heard During Crises" features a diverse group of participants from various Nordic countries and regions. Here's a summarized list of their names and respective countries:

Denmark

Ester
Max

Faroe Islands

Gylta

Finland

Helmi

Greenland

Majli

Iceland

Eiður
Tómas

Norway

Nameh
Hannan
Sunniva

Sweden

Mira
Olle
Julia

Lithuania

Gabija
Povilas

This list represents a wide range of voices from different parts of the Nordic region, offering diverse perspectives on the experiences of youth during the pandemic. Each participant's insights contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of how different communities were affected and responded to the crisis.

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