Is #Youth being heard in education, or truly helping shape change? In this interview, Assistant Secretary-General for Youth Affairs, Felipe Paullier, reflects on how young people can contribute not only to education, but also to policies, communities and decision-making processes worldwide. He discusses key recommendations from the 2026 UNESCO GEM Report Lead with Youth, highlighting the importance of moving beyond consultation towards meaningful youth participation, co-creation and leadership. The conversation also reflects UNESCO’s commitment to advancing inclusive education under #SDG4 and strengthening the role of young people as drivers of change. 👉 Watch the interview and learn more about the report: unesco.org/gem-report/en/publication/2026youthreport?hub=66580 @GEMReportUNESCO