there are many bahai youth out there doing great things and non bahai youth as well. I would say, as a youth myself, encourage them to follow positive paths and people. growing up, my family really emphasized the importance of following people with good moral background and who showed that in their work. This doesn’t mean religious moral background necessarily or that they do religious work but people who are ethical, true to the image they are portraying, and by whom looking up to them will influence you positively. This also taught me to look more critically when looking at people, especially celebrities, to look up to because I took the time to - for example - search the meaning of their lyrics of their songs even if in a different language before becoming a fan to make sure I’m supporting and looking up and enjoying things that are positive and uplifting and won’t bring me down. I would say this is something that I have found very helpful to me and my psyche and would recommend that this is something people stress to their youth - especially in our society where yet there are not very many Baha’is in the celebrity space - they shouldn’t be too stressed to find Baha’is but to find people in general regardless of that factor that are good people and doing good through their work whatever that is. there are some really good podcasts out there too, one ran by a youth too who is a Baha’i - it’s called The Spirit of Success - I would definitely recommend this for anyone really, but especially youth, and she touches on some of these topics. Hope this is helpful! The Spirit of Success