Researchers of the Centre for Youth Studies presented the results of the project in North Caucasus Federal University. The final trip to Stavropol was part from a series of presentations in cities of fieldwork for the the project 'Resilience and creative potential of the youth of the North Caucasian region in the context of educational and labor migration', which is supported by the Russian Science Foundation.

The team of Centre for Youth Studies at HSE University organised a series of presentations on results of the project 'Resilience and creative potential of the youth of the North Caucasian region in the context of educational and labor migration', which is supported by Russian Science Foundation. In April researchers presented findings from the fieldwork in Nalchik and Vladikavkaz and discussed migration intentions of the youth, local identities and development of creative spaces in North Caucasus cities with colleagues, students and representatives from creeative industries.

The researchers of the Centre participated in XXVI April International Academic Conference named after Evgeny Yasin with the results of the projects about 'student' sciences, stand-up, and creativity of the youth of the North Caucasus.

Natalia Solovieva and Dmitry Ivanov, researchers at the Centre for Youth Studies, published an article in the journal Sociological Journal. The authors examined the concept of "creative city" in the Russian academic discussion, analyzing 32 Russian publications (2010-2024, Scopus and Higher Attestation Commission journals).

The Russian Science Foundation will support the three-year research of the CYS: «Sustainability and creative potential of youth in the North Caucasus region in the context of educational and labor migration».