Generation Covid: between trauma and desire to bounce back
Marta Murga, 23, management student in Barcelona (Spain): "The confinement has strengthened ties with my friends".
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By: Sébastien Farcis Follow |
Pascale Guéricolas |
Kaourou Magassa |
Elise Gazengel |
Thea Ollivier
3 min
They are called Yvan, Munazza, Racky, Marta or Samba.
They are high school students, students, or start their professional life.
At 18, 20 or 25, they live in Senegal, Kenya, Canada, India or Spain.
This youth of the world that we have baptized Generation Covid, so marked by the consequences of the pandemic, has a lot to express.
Frustrations, worries, sometimes anguish, but also hope, the will to bounce back, to act for others.
On the occasion of a special day, RFI gives them the floor thanks to the work of our correspondents who went to collect their testimonies.
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“Generation Covid: between trauma and the desire to bounce back”. Great Report produced by Jérémie Besset with Pascale Guéricolas, Kaourou Magassa, Elise Gazengel, Sébastien Farcis and Théa Ollivier.
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