#generation-z

#generation-z

Language is a living thing. It never resides in a fixed state, but is shaped and remolded by each of us as individuals, as societies, as communities.

Location sharing services like Find My, Snap Map and Life360 are hugely popular among members of Generation Z, who use the apps to strengthen social bonds and make everything from meeting up at a concert to planning study dates easier.

Support for democracy among young people in Europe varies significantly, with only half in France and Spain seeing it as the best government form, while Poland has lower support.

Picdance has developed an innovative iPhone case featuring a customizable LED matrix screen that allows users to express their personality through pixel art and interactive designs.

With conventional safe havens out of reach and communication networks under heavy surveillance or blocked entirely, Iran's Generation Z are carving out new refuges in the digital world.

Bershka's new flagship store redefines retail with a sensory, sculptural environment that resonates with the cultural context of Ibiza, targeting Generation Z.

Adults, a new sitcom featuring a group of friends living in Queens, New York, captures the quintessential trials and tribulations of 20-somethings in relatable, humorous ways.

Social media has become as fundamentally significant as a cell phone number for Generation Z, shaping their social interactions and access to information.

To be an "influencer", then, has become a single targeted goal, not the byproduct or consequence of significant self-driven work or actions.

Tuvas Blodklubb has opened up folk music experiences to a broader audience, notably the LGBTQ+ community, distinguishing it as a modern, inclusive venue for young people.

Extreme privilege and fame have never been a recipe for emotional stability, but today's Hollywood offspring seem especially unequipped to face reality.

"Fragrance is booming with young men and boys who are spending $200, $300 or even $400 on luxury brands... My son saw it on TikTok and we came back with lots of perfume from Europe."

OFFit is a compact digital device designed to promote digital well-being by allowing users to control their app access and exposure to harmful content.

A considerable portion of Generation Z expresses belief in AI's potential consciousness and its future takeover, reflecting a unique relationship with technology and its implications.

When you see social media promoting workouts as key to feeling and looking better, it's pivotal to note that this often veers into individualistic mental health posturing.

You hold fleur with grace / beneath lavender light / your gaze tranquil elegance, read a poem spat out for a friend of Jeanne Melman's.

The monthly contributions parents provide to their adult children has increased from year to year, averaging $1,384 in 2024 to $1,474 in 2025.

technology, mobile-first design, and simple access to educational resources, this new wave of investors is seeking more control, transparency, and personalization.

"I investigated the characteristics that make Generation Z a different type of consumer. They are a new consumer in the U.S. market and are very different from past generations."

As cacao plants can't yield beans in temperatures above 32C, climate change is a critical factor driving up chocolate prices, affecting all consumers.

The responses indicate a generational disillusionment with traditional political structures, suggesting a growing frustration with the inefficiencies of democracy and a yearning for change.

So when young adults say they aren't having sex, this does not necessarily mean that they are sexually inexperienced; rather, many of them seem to be expressing their sexuality in a different way.

"Over two-thirds of staff in the UK want to work for a company that is trying to have a positive impact in the world, highlighting that sustainability now influences career choice."

According to a recent survey from background and employment-check company Checkr, less than half of workers say they are happy with their jobs. The report, which surveyed roughly 3,000 workers, found that 44% of all respondents said they were happy at work. That number dropped to 35% for Gen Z workers compared to 50% for both baby boomers and Gen X workers. Millennials were also less happy than the average, at 42%.