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International Conference on Sociology of Youth and Generational Change

1st Dec – 2nd Dec 2026 Toronto, Canada Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Sociology of Youth and Generational Change conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth

This track explores the historical evolution of youth cultures and their impact on societal structures. It aims to analyze how past generational changes inform contemporary youth identities and experiences.

This session focuses on the role of youth in political movements and activism across different contexts. It seeks to understand the motivations, strategies, and outcomes of youth-led initiatives in shaping political landscapes.

This track examines the diverse expressions of youth culture and their implications for identity formation. It invites discussions on the intersection of cultural practices, social norms, and youth agency.

This session addresses the role of education in facilitating or hindering social transitions for youth. It explores how educational systems adapt to the changing needs and aspirations of young people.

This track investigates the dynamics of intergenerational relations and the conflicts that arise between different age groups. It aims to uncover the underlying factors contributing to generational tensions and cooperation.

This session delves into the processes of identity formation among youth in contemporary society. It emphasizes the influence of social media, peer interactions, and cultural narratives on young people's self-concept.

This track explores the impact of digital technology on youth political engagement and activism. It examines how social media platforms shape political discourse and mobilization among young people.

This session focuses on the unique employment challenges faced by youth in various socio-economic contexts. It aims to discuss the implications of labor market trends and policies on young people's career prospects.

This track investigates the relationship between generational change and social inequality. It seeks to understand how shifts in demographics and socio-economic conditions affect youth access to resources and opportunities.

This session examines the emergence of youth subcultures and their role in social movements. It aims to analyze how these subcultures challenge mainstream norms and contribute to social change.

This track explores the influence of family structures and dynamics on youth development and well-being. It seeks to understand how familial relationships shape young people's experiences and identities.

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