What does the future look like through the eyes of Gen Z? As the United Nations prepares to celebrate its 80th anniversary in 2025, young visionaries worldwide are answering this question one snapshot at a time. Through the "One Home: Shared Future" initiative, creators aged 18-30 are blending art and activism to reimagine global unity – and the results are 🔥.
Partnering with CGTN and global organizations, the project has already unveiled eight jaw-dropping photo collections. From solar-powered villages in Kenya to AI-assisted coral reef restoration in Australia, these images showcase climate action, tech innovation, and cultural bridges – all filtered through youthful optimism.
💡 Pro tip: Many participants use smartphone photography to prove you don’t need fancy gear to change perspectives. One standout series documents daily life along the ancient Silk Road using nothing but TikTok-style transitions!
With submissions still open until December 2024, organizers predict this could become the largest crowdsourced vision board in UN history. As 24-year-old Malaysian contributor Aisha Lim puts it: "Every photo is a love letter to tomorrow."
