The document offers guidance to create intergenerational spaces where rural youth can share needs, visions, and proposals while strengthening leadership in agrifood systems. Drawing on the “Rural Voices: Youth in Action” Hemispheric Meeting, it explains a youth-centered approach (rights, meaningful participation, policy influence) and an intergenerational approach (co-creation with adults), warning against a “velvet ghetto” that isolates youth from decision-making. It outlines structural gaps affecting rural youth (territorial inequality, education and jobs, connectivity, and access to finance) and highlights participatory peer-learning methods, including workshops on entrepreneurship, agrifood digitalization, bioeconomy, leadership/advocacy, and communication.