اییDisappointed and fleeing from this country / Majid Daryaei

Observational learning theory, also known as learning through modeling, which some psychologists, including Bandura, have emphasized, is based on the idea that individuals will be influenced by various models, whether they want to or not. The progress of technology and the increasing speed of its branches bring about different teachings. This very fact has created […]...

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یAmidst anger and despair / Ahmad Fakhimi

Answering any questions about university education and the future of young people in Iran, if it is not just a description of the situation of university students or non-students, is at least the first step in answering questions in this area. This note is an attempt to describe this situation or initial sketches of a […]...

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From limited education to limited job opportunities; the gift of the Islamic Republic to Afghan youth / Baqer Ebrahimi.

The decades-long war in Afghanistan has forced millions of its citizens to flee the country and seek refuge in neighboring countries. Iran is one of the countries where approximately three million Afghan immigrants live, mostly consisting of young people. Young people who have sought refuge in Iran due to war, poverty, and hardship. Some of […]...

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Inefficient Management of the Corona Crisis and Youth Unemployment / Saeed Shirzad

More than 500 days have passed since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The virus has infected nearly 190 million people and caused over 4 million deaths, making it one of the deadliest epidemics in human history. This global virus has affected all countries, and its official outbreak in Iran was announced several months after […]...

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ییIslamic Republic and the transformation of value into anti-value / Mahdieh Golrooyi

The concept of value is different in every society and in every period of time, and it also has varying levels of intensity and impact. Multiple factors such as history, psychology, geography and climate, social and cultural relationships, religion, ethics, etc. play a role in shaping, increasing or decreasing values. For example, in East Asian […]...

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Forced migration of young Iranian people / Nireh Ansari

Migration is a phenomenon that has a long history in human culture and history, especially among Iranians (the pioneers of migration literature in Iran, such as famous writers like Bozorg Alavi and Sadeq Hedayat). By examining all aspects of it, it is clear that the motivations for [forced] migration in recent years have been more […]...

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Shaping the youth in the fields of political and social freedom / Frank Chalak

“Based on human nature, humans are free. However, since humans live in a society and a set of laws governs human communities, this freedom defines a framework for corresponding measures. In this scope of freedom, there is no good or bad, but rather it explains and defines the way justice is obtained in proportion to […]...

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Investigation of the reasons for the migration of the young generation / Mohammad Momenzadeh

Migration is a phenomenon that leads to the displacement of human capital from one city to another and from one country to another, and this has wide-ranging implications for both countries. In the following report, we will discuss the migration of young generations from our country, Iran, and its reasons (internal, external, and globalization). There […]...

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Is the population of Iran aging? / Bahar Abbasi

Aging population is a phenomenon that has caused concerns in developing countries in recent years. Predictions show that Iran is the third fastest aging country in the world after the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain. The phenomenon of aging population is a result of improvements in living standards, health conditions, social and economic factors, reduction […]...

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Journalism in Iran is a major misunderstanding; a report on the problems of journalists in Iran / Zahra Bagheri Shad

Years ago, when I was working on a file with my dear friend and colleague, Sheyda Laleh, titled “Why and How I Became a Journalist,” I had a conversation with Ali Akbar Ghazi Zadeh, a prominent journalism professor. I had fallen in love with reporting and editing in his classes, and now I was sitting […]...

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The young workforce and challenges ahead in Islamic Iran / Keyumars Amiri

For years, Iranian youth have been struggling with the problem of unemployment, which has affected their overall destiny and life. A young person who has studied with a thousand difficulties and after completing mandatory service, when they go to look for a job, they are faced with closed doors and spend years wandering without finding […]...

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Let the boys smile in their youth / Behrouz Javid Tehrani

In a healthy society, young people smile without reason and this is the charm of youth. But in today’s society in Iran, the conditions for young people, especially boys, are completely different. There are many factors that contribute to why young people in Iran do not experience a happy life; among them are the limitations […]...

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