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The Top 10 Social Causes & Issues Gen Z is Most Passionate About

The social causes and issues Gen Z is most passionate about are ones that impact them in their current life stages…

Written and Edited by the YPulse Editorial Team
KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • The majority of Gen Z are passionate about at least one social issue
  • Mental care help / care ranks as the number one cause both teens and young adults are passionate about, as their own anxiety and stress rise
  • Teens are more passionate about cyberbullying, while young adults are more passionate about abortion and the economy
Like in years past, Gen Z strongly believes that brands have a responsibility to make the world a better place. Every year, YPulse asks Gen Z about the social issues they care most about, and while their priorities shift, their passion remains constant. This gen’s drive for change is rooted in personal experience and a growing awareness of the world’s challenges. YPulse’s Causes/ Charity & Activism report shows 96% of teens (13-17-year-olds) and 94% of young adults (18-24-year-olds) are passionate about at least one social cause. And social media plays a big part in this: 66% of 13-17-year-olds and 72%...

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