Gen Z: Individualization and Isolation

from The Leading Tomorrow Podcast · host Jolene Erlacher

In today's episode, Jolene discusses the effects that Individualization and Isolation are having on Gen Z with her producer, Josiah. They cover the benefits and the problems that can arise from introducing technology to children. They also discuss ways to empower young people to engage and become confident and productive members of a community. For more on this and related topics, visit: leadingtomorrow.org

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