Gen Z and Millennials in 2025: Mental Health, Anonymity, and the Search for Connection
Gen Z and Millennials in 2025: Mental Health, Anonymity, and the Search for Connection

In an age of relentless digital engagement, Gen Z and Millennials in the United States find themselves navigating an emotionally complex terrain. Hyper-connected, yet increasingly disconnected on a personal level, these generations report rising rates of loneliness, anxiety, and emotional fatigue. While technology offers unprecedented avenues for self-expression and communication, it also amplifies the challenges of mental health in an era where identity, attention, and authenticity are often commodified.

Psychology and Mental Health 22.11.2025
Digital Youth Activism in Environment and Social Justice: Long-Term Impact and Sustainable Participation
Digital Youth Activism in Environment and Social Justice: Long-Term Impact and Sustainable Participation

In recent years, young people—particularly those from Generation Z—have embraced digital platforms as essential tools for environmental and social justice advocacy. Unlike earlier generations, today’s youth regularly turn to online spaces to learn about and engage with issues like climate change, racial equity, and economic inequality. For many, their digital presence is a reflection of their values and activism, making online participation an intrinsic part of their civic identity.

Trends and Research 31.10.2025
Fraud and Disinformation on U.S. Social Media: A Growing Digital Threat
Fraud and Disinformation on U.S. Social Media: A Growing Digital Threat

In recent years, social media has increasingly become fertile ground for online deception and manipulation. Each month brings new scam tactics and waves of false information that take advantage of the openness, speed, and reach of digital communication.

Anonymity and Security 25.10.2025
The Loneliness Paradox: Why So Many Americans Feel Isolated in the Age of Connection
The Loneliness Paradox: Why So Many Americans Feel Isolated in the Age of Connection

In today’s world, Americans have never been more digitally connected – yet millions feel increasingly alone. Social media, smartphones, and instant messaging connect us in seconds, but they haven’t cured what U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy declared in 2023 as an “epidemic of loneliness.” In fact, these very tools may be amplifying the issue. This paradox, where constant digital communication coincides with widespread emotional isolation, is now one of America’s most urgent public health crises.

Psychology and Mental Health 17.10.2025
The Healing Power of Emotion: Why Feelings Are the Core of Human Growth
The Healing Power of Emotion: Why Feelings Are the Core of Human Growth

What if emotions weren’t something to suppress, control, or “fix” but the very key to healing, resilience, and growth?

Psychology and Mental Health 11.09.2025