This project is important to me because the members of our generation remain compassionate toward others and enthusiastic about solving global crises, yet we continue to receive criticism for being oversensitive.

Brett is a young, motivated and determined broadcast journalism student at Sheridan College. He is responsible for writing the “Income” section for #whatarethechances. An avid sports fan, Brett also enjoys working out, taking long walks on the beach and Costco trail mix.

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This project is important to me because as a generation we are associated with an apathetic mentality. We need to tell the world that we are, in fact, awake.

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Web designer Nick is an aspiring transmedia journalist and multi-platform content producer focused on creating visually-stimulating work that engages viewers while providing information and context. His work revolves around incorporating the elements of function and design into each of his projects. Multi-faceted in the broadcast world, Nick enjoys video production, web design, and a good cup of coffee.

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This project is important because our generation is facing unprecedented challenges, yet we’re brushed off as too sensitive by those older than us. We’re not.

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This project is important because our generation is finally getting a voice, transforming, becoming more empowered, and breaking social norms.

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Arya Sarvestani was born in Toronto, grew up in Sault. Ste. Marie and then moved to Mississauga when he was 12 years old. He is the researcher for the Race section of #whatarethechances. While not researching, Arya enjoys video games, sports and live music. He also has a massive jersey collection.

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This project is important to me because this generation is dedicated to fighting the issues we’re facing. It’s in our hands to give change a chance!

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This project is important because as a generation we are fighting to be understood and taken seriously. For us who were raised on the internet, things move faster and so do we.

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I think what sets Gen Z apart from other generations is that we’re more likely to advocate. We are more aware of the struggles of others and try hard to help give them a voice, and this project is important because it will help do that.

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Gabriela Mendoza was born in Venezuela but moved to Canada when she was 10 years old. She is the photographer for #whatarethechances. Aside from taking all of our photos, she also enjoys seafood, fashion and pugs. Pugs are her weakness.

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This project is important to me because our generation is more connected to the world around us than previous generations. We are distinguished by our ability to spark and be a part of life-changing movements.

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This project is important to me because our generation is taking notice of the challenges around us and taking action.

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Gabriela Mendoza was born in Venezuela but moved to Canada when she was 10 years old. She is the photographer for #whatarethechances. Aside from taking all of our photos, she also enjoys seafood, fashion and pugs. Pugs are her weakness.

Follow on Twitter: @GabyMe07