Freedom, frustration, and the future: youth perceptions of democracy
Global Perceptions 2025 study reveals that young people prize democratic values while the appeal of authoritarian states is rising. What does this shift mean for the future?
Global Perceptions 2025 study reveals that young people prize democratic values while the appeal of authoritarian states is rising. What does this shift mean for the future?
As global tensions rise, trust in emerging powers is growing. This article explores what that means for the UK and why soft power and cooperation matter more than ever.
Next Generation Brazil explores the hopes, challenges, and resilience of the country’s largest youth generation, highlighting their role in shaping a better future.
Next Generation Kazakhstan provides an understanding of young people’s perceptions, aspirations, priorities and key needs in Kazakhstan today.
This research explores Mauritius’ vibrant cultural and creative industries (CCIs), deeply rooted in its rich historical and cultural diversity.
New research explores the transformative potential of Non-Formal Education in empowering young people to drive meaningful social change.
What are the issues that young people and the sector are facing across the UK, and how is creative practice responding to those needs?
Research examining how the war in Ukraine shapes young people’s everyday life and perceptions of the future.
Dr Poppy Spowage reflects on her CREDO Research Secondment with The British Council.
The British Council’s Next Generation research series intends to bring the opinions and perspectives of young people in Bangladesh to the forefront of policy debates.