As the United Nations gears up to celebrate its 80th anniversary in 2025, a wave of young creatives is stepping into the spotlight to shape the narrative of our collective tomorrow. Through the "One Home: Shared Future" Visual Storytelling Initiative—launched by CGTN and global partners—Gen Z photographers and artists worldwide are snapping, sketching, and sharing their bold visions for humanity. 📲✨
Imagine a digital gallery curated by 18-year-olds in Nairobi, climate activists in Jakarta, and tech innovators in São Paulo. The eighth batch of submissions reveals everything from AI-powered eco-cities 🏙️🌱 to cross-cultural festivals bridging divides. One standout photo series reimagines war-torn landscapes as thriving green hubs, while another uses augmented reality to visualize universal healthcare access. 🩺💡
"This isn\'t just art—it\'s a roadmap," says Marisol Gómez, a 22-year-old participant from Mexico. "We\'re showing how tech, empathy, and sustainability can rewrite the rules."
With 60% of contributors under 25, the project taps into what the UN calls "the most connected generation ever" to tackle global challenges. From TikTok-style short films to VR-powered climate simulations, these creators prove that the future isn\'t just coming—it\'s being designed one click at a time. 🚀
