The newest Civita Report offers a detailed snapshot of Italians aged 16 to 24 – a generation shaped by digital culture, rapid change, and growing emotional vulnerability. The study explores how young people relate to culture, creativity, school, work, sports and social life, and how these experiences influence their overall well-being.
One of the most striking findings concerns cultural consumption. Audiovisual media dominate by a wide margin: more than 90% of young people say they regularly watch films, series or listen to music. Reading still holds a significant place, engaging roughly 60%, while participation in collective cultural experiences such as concerts, theatre, museums or cinema outings ranges between 37% and 55%.
