Social engagement, activism, open-mindedness. But also anxiety, skepticism, feeling overwhelmed, distrust of political debate. This is how Generation Z - better known as Gen Z - defines its relationship with the world of traditional media and with major foreign policy issues.
What emerged from the event “GenZ, The News, And The World”, organized yesterday by the Embassy of Italy in Washington as part of its Digital Diplomacy Series, provided a complex and undoubtedly “non-monolithic” generational photograph, using an expression that members of Gen Z themselves wanted to emphasize several times during the conversation.
