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The Next Generation’s Dilemma: Confronting the Metacrisis<\/a><\/h3>\n

Reality Roundtable 9 with Priscilla Tr\u1ecbnh, James Branagan, and Natasha Linhart<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n
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Today\u2019s Reality Roundtable with Priscilla Tr\u1ecbhn, James Branagan, and Natasha Linhart, focuses on Generation Z\u2019s perspective of the metacrisis, how learning the reality of the human predicament has affected their worldview, and what they see as viable future paths for themselves and the world. What are the unique challenges that young people face when addressing the layers of complexity and risk in the world, and thinking about how to respond?<\/p>\n

Priscilla Tr\u1ecbnh currently serves as Director of Communications at the Post Growth Institute and co-coordinator of the Minnesota Youth Institute. She is also the creator of the #postgrowth jobs board and a founding member of The Overstory Alliance.<\/p>\n

James Branagan is a content creator and video editor, posting content on slow living and philosophy from his channel,\u00a0The New Naturalist<\/em>. He’s committed to the task of addressing some of the many facets of Our Human Predicament, particularly education and food production systems.<\/p>\n

Natasha Linhart graduated from the University of Amsterdam in 2023 with a degree in BSc in Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics with a focus in Economics and Business, and electives in Degrowth and Critical Theory. For the last year, she has been working as a Research Associate with the Institute for the Study of Energy and Our Future.<\/p>\n

How might we approach intergenerational relationships to encourage the transfer of knowledge in both directions, without blame or resentment? Could fostering community, empathy, and personal responsibility act as a bridge across generational divides, steering us towards a more unified and compassionate future?<\/p>\n

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