Young People Were Already Worried | Vali Nasr
Before the pandemic, youth around the world were pushing for change— seeking clean air, equity, and good governance— then a health crisis struck. So, what does the future look like for youth now? Johns Hopkins Professor Vali Nasr sits down with our host James Chau to discuss solving systemic issues and finding hope for the future.
Part 1: Young People Were Already Worried
Part 2: Responsibility Runs Two Ways
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