Abstract

This research paper explores the intricate relationship between youth politics and social media mobilization analyzing how digital platforms have transformed political engagement among young people globally. It delves into the theoretical frameworks underpinning youth activism in the digital age examines the specific strategies employed by youth movements on social media and presents a series of case studies illustrating their impact. Furthermore the paper critically assesses the challenges and opportunities inherent in social media mobilization including issues of misinformation slacktivism and digital surveillance while also considering the future trajectory of this dynamic field. The aim is to provide a comprehensive understanding of social medias role as a catalyst for youth political participation and its broader implications for democratic processes.