Western societies have experienced complex cultural, socioeconomic and political transformations over the last forty years, which have led to various individualised forms of socialisation, community fragmentation, fast-paced social changes and ways of living. Additional transformations in the professional world include uncertainty/risk, competitiveness, and precarity in the labour market. Despite increased productivity, these transformations have contributed to social inequality in developed and developing countries. Therefore, young people develop their life/vocational projects within an increasingly complex, demanding and uncertain world. This symposium sought to propose a reflection on how social justice might become central to the field...