Communication Gap Between Gen Z and Parents Part Two

Title: Communication Gap Between Gen Z and Parents Part Two

Pakisatn · Virtual

The Global Human Library hosted a session on “Communication Gap Between Gen Z and Parents” to explore the challenges that affect communication and mutual understanding between younger and older generations. The session brought together 13 active participants who shared their experiences, perspectives, and values from different age groups. Through an open and respectful dialogue, participants discussed common communication barriers, differences in expectations, generational misunderstandings, and practical ways to bridge the gap between parents and younger generations. The discussion focused on how empathy, active listening, mutual respect, and a better understanding of each generation’s experiences can strengthen family relationships and encourage meaningful conversations. Participants also reflected on the role of educational institutions in promoting intergenerational understanding and constructive communication. The initiative welcomes engagement and collaboration with institutions including Government College University Lahore, the University of the Punjab, the University of Lahore, and other educational institutions to encourage dialogue, shared learning, and positive social change. Through this initiative, the Global Human Library aims to create a platform where different generations can share their experiences, understand one another’s perspectives, and work together towards bridging the communication gap between Gen Z and parents. Organised by: Global Human Library Topic: Communication Gap Between Gen Z and Parents Participation: 13 active participants Format: Interactive discussion and experience-sharing session

The Global Human Library hosted an interactive session with 13 active participants sharing experiences, values, and perspectives on generational communication challenges. The discussion explored practical ways to bridge the gap through empathy, mutual respect, and active listening, encouraging collaboration with Government College University Lahore, the University of the Punjab, the University of Lahore, and other institutions.

Pakisatn · Bilingual