Young people are lazy? Let’s debunk that stereotype. | Yesukhei Tumurbaatar | TEDxNUM

Yesukhei Tumurbaatar, a final-year political science student at the National University of Mongolia, examines common assumptions about young people and challenges the stereotype that youth are lazy. His work focuses on youth development policy and youth political participation. He has volunteered in the civil society sector since 2009 and directs the NGO "Winds of Change". The talk was given at an independently organized TEDx event in Mongolia, using the TED conference format.

• Challenges common assumptions and stereotypes about young people
• Focuses on youth development policy and youth political participation
• Speaker is a political science student and director of the NGO "Winds of Change"

His study and work focus on youth development policy and youth political participation. In his talk, Yesukhei challenged common assumptions about young people, debunk stereotypes, and offer a fresh perspective on how we understand youth. Yesukhei Tumurbaatar is a final-year political science student at the National University of Mongolia. He has been volunteering in the civil society sector since 2009 and currently serves as the director of the NGO “Winds of Change”. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx