Do you think a younger generation can make a difference to the future of the world?

Do you think a younger generation can make a difference to the future of the world?

(find a young but social-active young person (well known), study his/her life and contribution to the world, write a 500-700 word essay answering the question.)

Old people say, “The contemporary youth are irresponsible and they do not go through some problem of future of the world. Even they do not take their future to heart except that their smartphones and internet. Nevertheless, I agree to extent that opinion. The youth can be enough responsible, enough thoughtful and they can save our world. Now I will prove my though you with examples. There is not one or two. They are more than those are.

One of them Kelvin Doe. One of Sierra Leone's most famous inventors got started when he began looking for ways to fix local problems with technology as an 11-year-old, just five years after the country's volatile civil war ended. By 13, he was powering neighborhood houses with batteries made out of acid, soda and metal in a tin cup. He went on to build a community radio station out of recycled parts that he powered with a generator also made out of reused material.

In the next example, girls were younger than Kelvin Doe. Melati and Isabel Wijsen were only 10 and 12, respectively, when they started on a course of activism that has drastically decreased the global usage of single-use plastic. The young women were inspired by the country of Rwanda's ban of polyethylene bags in 2008, and decided to try to get their native Bali to do the same. Their homegrown initiative of beach cleanups and government petitions graduated to an organizations advocating for reduced plastic use in 15 different countries. Bali is officially plastic bag free, and Indonesia will be by 2021, with the Wijsen to thank.

Our the youth can be responsible. Even old people can not do that the youth done. Zuriel is an education advocate for girls in Africa and filmmaker (self-taught no less!) She has interviewed 30 heads of state, created 7 documentaries, and continues to advocate for young women, all by the ripe old age of 17.

There is no doubt. The youth of XXI century are enough clever. I can say that you can count on them without any worries. This tradition has been existing for many centuries. It is unwritten rule.