This book is an open-access publication under a CC BY-NC 2.5 license. How do young people live and experience their everyday lives? How do they perceive the historical and current conditions in Germany and around the world? What gives their lives meaning? What life plans do they pursue? What role do mobility, sustainability, and digital media play in their lives? The SINUS Youth Study 2016 empirically investigates these and other questions, reflecting the diversity of perspectives in young people's life worlds. It achieves this particularly vividly by allowing 14 to 17-year-olds to express themselves unfiltered through numerous quotes and creative self-testimonies. It is also unique in that young people provide photographic insights into their living environments and, for the first time, have contributed their own questions as interviewers. The SINUS Youth Study gives a voice to the younger generation.