Our actions on the ground are led by the youth we serve by which there are over 200 million without access to justice. Expanding access to justice can unlock this youthful potential in a way that is beneficial to youth and their communities, proving critical to the sustainability of all. Achieving our goals, however, will only be possible if we aim our efforts towards the digital environment in the way that reflects and resonates with our youth’s sense of meaning and success. We do this by demonstrating how the Internet can be used to promote justice and by validating our work against the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals.

THE NEW GOAL: YOUTH EQUITY

Achieve youth equity and elevate youth contributions to society and the natural ecosystem.

The term “youth” includes the United Nations’ definition of youth (15-24 years old) as well as expanding youth to be inclusive of all peoples under the age of 35 as the UN also recognizes that the term varies without prejudice to other age groups listed by member states.