Representatives from the Sjá organization host a large gathering at Tónabíói aimed at connecting younger and older generations within the community.

The success of Icelandic youth archers at the Nordic Championships in early July garnered attention, reflecting the sport's significant growth in Iceland in recent years.

Inga Sæland, Iceland's Minister of Education and Children's Affairs, views the high dropout rate of Icelandic youth from secondary education with serious concern, emphasizing the need to strengthen the system and offer diverse study paths.

Unemployment among individuals aged 16 to 24 in Iceland measured 23.8% in May, significantly higher than the 5.1% for those 25 and older.

A survey of young voters in Iceland reveals their key concerns for the upcoming municipal elections, with many sourcing information from social media platforms like TikTok.

Young people in Iceland describe experiencing pressure in intimate relationships, unclear boundaries, and concerns about evolving dynamics in both sexual and other interactions, stating they give in to nagging and desire education on pornography.

A new survey in Iceland's capital region reveals that people under 30 are more likely than other age groups to view alternatives to private car use negatively.

Ungleikhúsið, a youth theater in Reykjanesbær, Iceland, has become popular on social media by sharing videos of children performing scenes from famous musicals like 'Billy Elliott.'

An Icelandic youth counselor highlights the growing trend of teenagers using illegal peptides for cosmetic purposes, calling it an escalation of appearance worship. Customs recently intercepted large shipments of the substance.

Planned closures of recreational and social centers in Reykjavik are severely impacting minority language education and community services, according to national associations representing these institutions.

An Icelandic youth advocate stated that the solution is for young people to be able to determine their own destiny and set the course for Iceland, expressing concern about being mere 'pawns' in difficult times.

Hagsmunasamtök æskunnar (HÆ), a new public welfare organization in Iceland, aims to hold public authorities accountable in children's affairs by collecting data and mapping responsibilities from promises to implemented solutions.

Several Icelandic youth political movements have jointly established a new organization called "Ung gegn ESB-aðild" (Youth Against EU Membership). The group aims to oppose Iceland's potential accession to the European Union.

Barnaheill (Save the Children Iceland) organized youth forums across six locations from February to April to discuss sexual violence in intimate relationships among young people. The findings from these forums were presented today, highlighting the prevalence of such violence.

The 'Youth and the Horse' show, an Icelandic equestrian event for young people, is being revived in Hafnarfjörður after being on hold since the pandemic, with organizers expressing high expectations.

A new report by Varða, a research institute, indicates that people aged 30 and younger in Iceland are most negative about using transportation methods other than private cars.

Primary school students in Iceland are experiencing increased insecurity due to a growing culture of violence among children and youth. Representatives from youth councils emphasize the need for action to prevent children from feeling compelled to carry knives for safety.

Approximately 50 people attended a joint meeting of Young Left-Greens and Roði – Young Socialists in Iceland to discuss left-wing perspectives against Iceland's membership in the European Union. The discussion comes ahead of a planned national referendum.

Results from the Icelandic Youth Research (ÍÆ) highlight the importance of targeted suicide prevention, early intervention, and accessible resources for young people, according to Guðrún Jóna Guðlaugsdóttir.

The chairman of Heimssýn expressed concerns that Icelandic youth might be forced to join a European army, highlighting significant pressure for increased military cooperation in Europe.

The founding meeting of 'Ung gegn ESB' (Youth Against the EU), a cross-political association for young people, will take place tomorrow on Iceland's national holiday at Hótel Borg.

An Icelandic article highlights discussions on 'Sjúkt spjall' where young people anonymously share experiences regarding relationships, mental abuse, control, codependency, and anger management, reflecting common issues seen on the platform.

The organizers of Iceland's TM-mót Stjörnunnar youth football tournament have issued an apology for not featuring any girls in their thank-you videos for participants, calling it a "pure and clear mistake."

Icelandic youth aged eighteen are being offered the opportunity to win free Interrail train passes, allowing them to travel across Europe at no cost.

The number of young people choosing to be confirmed in church in Iceland is rising again, suggesting a growing interest in the Christian faith among teenagers.