Youth movements significantly influence political reform by channeling the energy, creativity, and activism of younger generations. These movements often emerge around pressing issues such as climate change, social justice, and education reform, leveraging social media for mobilization and advocacy. Young activists introduce fresh ideas and challenge established norms, compelling political leaders to address their concerns. Their ability to organize large-scale demonstrations and engage with traditional media can amplify their messages, making their demands hard to ignore. As they increasingly participate in the political process, youth movements contribute to shaping the future of policy and governance.