Youth Voices
Every row in the Index is a person. A curated set of anonymized quotes from the Kectil Youth Speak surveys, lightly edited for length and clarity.
Showing 18 voices
Common language
Derived from moderated q27 and q28 survey material only. No private identifiers or unapproved source text is shown.
“The main problems facing my country are: health, education, corruption, gender inequality, environment and violence against human rights.”
Male, 25
Honduras
“Education, jobs, mental health and social pressure.”
Male, 22
Armenia
“Problemas de salud mental y presión social”
Male, 23
Peru
“I feel that the youth of my country want a prosperous country.”
Male, 17
Nicaragua
“I believe that our country will aim.for European standards and grow economically and education-wise”
Female, 17
Belarus
“To have solid relationships with different countries and respect each other’s rights”
Male, 22
Armenia
“Sexual health and reproductive education.”
Male, 24
Papua New Guinea
“Lack of access to quality education.”
Female, 20
Peru
“Increasing prices of goods and services.”
Female, 25
Papua New Guinea
“My hope for the future of my community is, first of all, and foremost, I want safety and freedom of speech.”
Male, 18
Ukraine
“The government must be changed into better people.”
Female, 25
Yemen
“Political Instability and Economic Challenges.”
Female, 24
Iraq
“Mental health, unemployment, climate change.”
Male, 22
Uganda
“Unemployment, lack of quality education, inequality.”
Female, 22
India
“Unemployment, poor internet access, lack of quality education.”
Female, 25
Pakistan
“Drug addiction, inflation, cybercrime.”
Female, 30
Nigeria
“Freedom of expression, economic conditions, corruption and nepotism.”
Female, 20
Egypt
“In my opinion the root cause of all societal problems, whether in healthcare, the economy, education, or other sectors is government corruption and mismanagement.”
Female, 20
Egypt
How we collect voices
Every quote on this page was given with written consent and is published anonymously. We attribute by demographic only — gender, age, and country — and never publish names, cities, or identifying detail without the respondent's explicit, additional approval.
