Participation can be defined as to be a member of a family, an international organization, schools, workplaces, healthservices, local and national managements, clubs and even parliaments. United Nations defines the participation of the youth as follows: economic participation (work and development), political participation (resolution process), social participation (to take part in social and environmental activities), cultural participation (art activities, cultural values and discourse). In the age of the Internet and social media being the main communication device and platform, e-participation is emerging as a new concept in the collective participation pattern of young people in the global information society. Expressing themselves through the Internet and social media and participating in social, political and cultural contexts is the main form of new fluid society. The studies show that to include youngs to the social activities creates positive effects on their self-improvement, sense of citizenship, social responsibility, knowledge, academic skills and career expectations. In this study, youth participation collective participation patterns will be examined under the following headings: economic participation, political participation, social and cultural participation, e-participation.