Rise of the 'Kidults':: An obsession with wellbeing in schools, crying rooms at universities - here's why so many young people are eschewing adult life for an adolescence that stretches into their 30s

Keith Hayward

Rise of the 'Kidults': An obsession with wellbeing in schools, crying rooms at universities - here's why so many young people are eschewing adult life for an adolescence that stretches into their 30s

Centre for Climate Change Law and Governance

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Original language	English
Journal	The Sunday Mail
Publication status	Published - 23 Jun 2024

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