Handbook on Youth Activism

Front Matter
Copyright
Contents
Figures
Tables
Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: youth activism in a context of global uncertainty and biographical precarity
PART I THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF YOUTH ACTIVISM
1. The political participation of young people in times of crisis: a framework for analysis
2. Developmental foundations of environmental activism
3. The disruptive power of recognition and young environmental activists
4. Using a human rights lens: learning from children’s activism
PART II YOUTH ACTIVISM IN SPECIFIC GEOPOLITICAL CONTEXTS
5. Youth activism in Ukraine before and during the Russia–Ukraine war
6. Why and how South Asian youth are involved in politics: a systematic review of literature
7. Charting youth activism in Chile: contemporary areas and trends
PART III METHODOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS IN THE STUDY OF YOUTH ACTIVISM
8. Methods for a multimodal, collaborative, and engaged research practice: mapping youth activism and cultural production across time and space
9. By us, for us: a women of color student activist photo-narrative exhibit for sociopolitical wellbeing
10. Visual politicization and youth challenges to an unequal public sphere: conceptual and methodological perspectives
11. Ambivalent narratives of the political self: notes on the coproduction of audio-visual stories in Cape Town and Luanda
PART IV THE NATURE OF YOUTH ACTIVISTS’ LABOR
12. Keeping the store in order: an ethnography of youth activism’s everyday work
13. Coming out in solidarity: the Non-Stop Picket of the South African Embassy as a space of support and experimentation for queer youth
14. Racism and youth climate activism: what can we learn from racism allegations about the image exclusions of black women activists?
15. Enabling conditions and challenges of youth sexual and reproductive rights activism in Indonesia
16. An ideal activist in a privileged society: studying the internal negotiations and practices of being a young Danish activist
PART V EFFECTS OF YOUTH ACTIVISM ON YOUTH
17. Reframing school engagement: relationships to school among youth organizing participants working for educational justice
18. Movements forward: finding healing through activism
19. Black youth, digital activism, and racial battle fatigue: how Black youth enact hope, humor, and healing online
20. Political context and Russian youth: the political socialization of young activists under authoritarianism
PART VI EFFECTS OF YOUTH ACTIVISM ON THEIR INSTITUTIONS AND SOCIETY
21. “These are my greatest accomplishments”: how US youth activists frame their biggest wins
22. “Real change takes time”: building multi-dimensional youth community power in a participatory design collective
23. On and off: representations and omissions of youth activism in political campaign ads (Brazil and Argentina, 1980s and 2010s)
24. #WeAreRemovingADictator: the 2021 Uganda election crisis, the possibilities and limits of youth digital activism
25. The White Ribbon movement and its achievement in uprooting the conservative Thai state
Index