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In Melitopol studied the social well-being of young people

In Melitopol conducted a study entitled “Social well-being of young people as an indicator of public safety”

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In Melitopol studied the social well-being of young people

In Melitopol conducted a study entitled “Social well-being of young people as an indicator of public safety”.

The survey was attended by young residents of the city: students of the branch of MelSU - Vasilievsky College, as well as students of Melitopol school No. 6.

The goal of the study was to identify the key experiences, inspirations and expectations of young people: to understand what changes they would like to see in their environment. Participants responsibly approached the questionnaire, openly expressed their thoughts and thereby helped to create an objective picture of moods in the youth environment.

The organizers stressed that the opinion of young people plays an important role in public life. Based on such data, it is possible to develop projects and initiatives that fully take into account the interests and needs of the younger generation.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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