How leaders can help an anxious Gen Z thrive through clear expectations, psychological safety, and modern leadership ...

If millennials forced brands to be “cool,” Generation Z has forced them to be “real.” Born roughly between the mid-1990s and early-2010s, Gen Z grew up plugged in … with smartphones, social media and ...

Over the past several years, it has become apparent that Gen Z is pulling back from many of the social habits of previous generations. In part due to the COVID-19 pandemic and in part because of other ...

For members of Generation Z, romance can come with a price tag — and a budget, according to a new report. Nearly one in three singles (31%) born between 1997 and 2012 admit they’ve gone on a date just ...

Discover key facts healthcare leaders must know about Gen Z in 2025, including leadership roles, career paths, and ...

"GenZ is not just the anxious generation. It's the traumatized generation, facing stress their ancestors didn’t encounter," ...

Workplace leaders have long been challenged to understand and adapt to the shifting habits and mindsets of younger generations. But Generation Z—the first fully digital cohort—is rewriting the ...

Young people turning to scripture in record numbers. Gen Z Bible readership jumps from 30 percent to 49 percent in one year.

Americans are finally rethinking their relationship with alcohol. Gallup reports that only 54% of the U.S. population now drinks, the lowest rate in nearly 90 years. Three years ago, that number was ...

The strategic generation? Gen Z is shunning impulse spending in favor of long-term goals. A new nationwide survey of 2,000 Gen Z Americans revealed one in three (33%) identify as planners who budget, ...

When young Nepalis began sharing memes and kickstarting discussions mocking government corruption in April 2025, few in Kathmandu’s political circles took notice. Flash forward to September 2025 and, ...

Generation Z is emerging as the most likely age group in America to see political violence as justified, new polling shows. Historically, young people globally have been more accepting of violence as ...