Hyper-connected and facing numerous crises, Generation Z has established itself as a central player in mobilisations around the world. It invents new levers of engagement combining climate marches, viral social media campaigns, digital boycotts and unprecedented forms of protest, sometimes at the cost of violent repression.

Is this generation capable of a peaceful revolution to rebuild our democracies, or is it doomed to disillusionment in the face of the scale of the crises?