In a distracted world, do young people feel truly heard? “Are We Really Listening?” is a global study exploring modern communication, who young people are listening to, and who listens to them. Open to all ages, it sheds light on vital cross-generational connections and connection today.
In a world full of screens, constant noise, and digital distractions, we’re more connected than ever, yet it often feels like nobody’s actually tuning in. At The Informed Perspective, they’re asking the real questions: Who actually listens to you? And who are you listening to?
What’s the vibe of the project?
The Informed Perspective are running a global research project called “Are We Really Listening?” to dig into what connection, listening, and being heard actually looks like today. Most importantly, they want to find out if young people actually feel heard by the adults, organisations, and decision-makers around them, or if you’re just being talked at.
Why should you care?
Let’s be real, the world can be a tricky place to navigate, and it often feels pretty divided. Bridging those gaps doesn’t start with arguing; it starts with actually listening. This project is all about amplifying voices, both young and old, and gathering real data to raise awareness about how we might connect better.
Who can take part?
This survey is built for young people to share their actual thoughts, experiences, and perspectives — zero filter.
Got questions? Or want to know more about The Informed Perspective?
Please contact hello@theinformedperspective.com or @the_informed_perspective.