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Involving Millennials in Politics
April 17, 2018This paper highlights potential responses and discusses respectively:
1. Strategies to increase Millennials participation in political parties
2. Strategies to incentivise Millennials turnout
3. The importance of civic education to foster Millennials political engagement
This briefing note addresses the question of how to re-engage young people – Millennials (those born between 1980-2000, aged 15-35) – into politics and make progressive political organisations fit for this cognitively distinct demographic.
Read the policy brief by Maria Freitas, FEPS Policy Advisor
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