@esayouthrn30.bsky.social mid-term conference in Varaždin, Croatia was truly inspiring! Keynotes by @geoffreypleyers.bsky.social and Ben Perasović sparked reflections on youth, activism & change. Me and Paula presented on changed participation and on the role of social media in youth engagement.

Our @rc34youth.bsky.social session on transnational political participation @isa-sociology.org: movements in Senegal shaped by transnational events, football and politics, European institutions involving youth in dialogues on justice; changes in Twitter and political engagement. #isaforum2025

@isa-sociology.org @rc34youth.bsky.social Session on Transitions: @drdanwoodman.bsky.social asks: What comes after the political economy of youth? P. Pustulka examined shifting perspectives amidst ongoing polycrises, S. Octobre discussed reading practices in France, and more... #isaforum2025

Ilkka Arminen explored the possibility of epistemic justice, using compelling examples of (in)justice in social interaction — including striking illustration drawn from a Soviet anecdote.
The session "Contributions to Justice from Critical Sociology" @isa-sociology.org . #isaforum2025

@isa-sociology.org @rc34youth.bsky.social brought together papers examining what ‘doing nothing’ mean: how young people engage in purposeful practices of algorithmic resistance; what ‘doing nothing’ means for asylum seekers; and more...Thanks Ilaria for organising a brilliant session. #isaforum2025