With democracy in constant flux, young Europeans face unique challenges in politics and are adapting with new forms of participation to shape the future of society.
Author: Daniele Savietto
Daniele Savietto
Es licenciada en Periodismo por la Universidad de Coimbra y doctoranda en Educación, donde investiga los sistemas de desinformación y la alfabetización mediática. En los últimos 10 años se ha dedicado a cubrir las conferencias de la ONU sobre el clima (COP) y a producir contenidos sobre derechos humanos, compromiso juvenil y cambio climático.
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