Application deadline
15 September 2026

by Deeply Human
Global Youth Imagination Lab is an online youth program where young people share ideas on AI, humanity and the future.
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Current status
Closing soon
Eligibility
Ages 16-25 worldwide
Age range / Year group
Ages 16-25
Location / Region
Online
Cost
€0
Duration
10-15 minute application; Youth Imagination Day on 2026-10-01
Format
Online
Global Youth Imagination Lab is a youth voice program about AI, humanity and the future, led by Deeply Human Innovation with the Learning Planet Institute.
Participants share reflections on what technology should make possible, what worries them, and what leaders should understand about growing up with AI.
Selected applicants join a virtual Youth Imagination Day, where ideas are discussed with young people and experts across technology, education, policy and research.
It suits thoughtful students and young adults who want their perspectives to inform a wider Youth Dispatch and public insight work.
The Global Youth Imagination Lab on Humanity, AI & the Future is an online youth voice program led by Deeply Human Innovation with the Learning Planet Institute, a United Nations University Hub and UNESCO Category 2 Institute. It invites young people to reflect on how AI is shaping learning, work, creativity, communication and decision-making.
The practical experience begins with an online application that asks for personal reflections rather than technical expertise. Selected applicants are invited to a virtual Global Youth Imagination Day, where they explore themes from the listening campaign, exchange ideas with peers and experts, and help shape a youth-led message for wider summit and report work.
It gives young people a structured way to contribute to conversations about AI that are often led by adults and institutions.
The Lab is connected to the Learning Planet Institute and the Deeply Human Summit, giving participant ideas a route into wider policy, education and technology discussions.
The application is reflection-based, so students do not need prior AI expertise to take part meaningfully.
The program explicitly welcomes different cultures, disciplines, communities and lived experiences.
The Youth Advisory Council pathway offers a possible next step for selected participants who want to keep shaping the work.
Students and young adults who care about AI, ethics, education, society or the future of technology, and who can express thoughtful reflections in writing.
You want a taught technical AI course, a certificate-led program, or a highly structured academic class with formal assessment.
For students interested in AI and society, this is worth considering because it turns personal reflection into a wider youth voice process rather than a private application exercise. The strongest value is the chance to connect ideas with a summit, public insights and possible advisory work.
The limitation is that this is not a skills course or credentialed program. Its value depends on how much you want to contribute thoughtful perspectives, join global discussion, and use the experience as evidence of civic and ethical engagement with technology.
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Cost and what is included
€0.
Dates and time commitment
10-15 minute application; Youth Imagination Day on 2026-10-01; 1 October virtual day.
Provider details
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What the student gains
Potential output: The main output is youth input into the Youth Dispatch and future-facing public insight work.. Check whether feedback, certificate, recommendation or application evidence is included.
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Compare with similar programsEffort level
Light to moderate reflection task.
Best started
Start one to two weeks before 2 September 2026 so your reflections are not rushed.
Main challenge
Giving honest, specific answers without trying to sound like an AI expert.
Read the reflection prompts before answering so you can think about examples from your own life.
Consider what worries you and what gives you hope about AI, rather than writing only general statements.
Use a desktop or laptop if possible, as the application form recommends that format.
Keep a copy of your strongest ideas so you can build on them if invited to Youth Imagination Day.
Useful if
You are exploring responsible AI, ethics, social impact or future-focused leadership.
You first add your voice through an online reflection form, then selected applicants join a virtual day of facilitated discussion. The ideas gathered contribute to a Youth Dispatch and may feed into ongoing youth-led work after the Summit.
Complete the online application and share reflections on AI, humanity and the future.
Choose whether you want to be considered for Youth Imagination Day, the Youth Advisory Council or updates after the Summit.
If selected, join the virtual Global Youth Imagination Day on 1 October 2026.
Explore survey themes with young people from around the world and experts from technology, policy and academia.
Contribute ideas that help shape the Youth Dispatch and public insight report work.
Application deadline
15 September 2026
Application reflections application deadline
2 September 2026
Global Youth Imagination Day
1 October 2026
Deeply Human Summit virtual follow-up
2-3 October 2026
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Application deadline | 15 September 2026 | Local | Upcoming | Save deadline |
Application reflections application deadline | 2 September 2026 | Local | Past | |
Global Youth Imagination Day | 1 October 2026 | Local | Upcoming | |
Deeply Human Summit virtual follow-up | 2-3 October 2026 | Local | Upcoming |
Aged 16-25
Anywhere in the world
No AI expertise required
No degree or platform required
Different disciplines and lived experiences welcome
Program fee
Check official page
Open the official Tally application form linked from the program page.
Share your reflections on the future, AI, responsibility, trust and what leaders should understand.
Indicate whether you would like to be considered for Youth Imagination Day or the Youth Advisory Council.
Leave an email address if you want to be contacted about future opportunities linked to the Lab.
Submit the form before the published final deadline.
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The Lab is online: applicants complete a short reflection form, and selected participants are invited to a virtual Global Youth Imagination Day on 1 October 2026. The program combines individual reflection with facilitated sessions, expert input and international youth exchange.
The application form recommends filling it out on a desktop or laptop rather than a phone.
Facilitated sessions during Youth Imagination Day.
Exchange with young people from around the world.
Expert perspectives from technology, policy and academia.
Ideas feed into the Youth Dispatch and public insight work.
Possible Youth Advisory Council role for a smaller group.
Network connection for the online application.
Desktop or laptop recommended for the form.
Email address required for future opportunity contact.
Online form submission through Tally.
The program uses reflective responses and selected discussion rather than exams or formal grading.
Main deliverable / output
The main output is youth input into the Youth Dispatch and future-facing public insight work.
Personal reflection responses on AI, humanity and the future.
Contribution to a wider global listening campaign.
Input into the Youth Dispatch carried into the Deeply Human Summit.
Possible contribution to a public insight report.
Possible Youth Advisory Council participation for selected participants.
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