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@PallasRiot@social.treehouse.systems From https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy53s5b3xkA > I hesitate to give many concrete examples of what changes we should make for children. Because I'm not a child. I'll just be designing around an idyllic image of a child. But children aren't an idea. They're a cohort. They can tell us what they want. > We should invite children to the table and not tokenistically but with the intention of actually engaging and taking them seriously. Otherwise, we'll keep perpetuating an unfair adult framework, as Abood puts it: "If children and youth do not have a way to empower themselves and shape their communities, they will remain victims of an adult world that has continuously demonstrated that it does not care."