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VOX 5: Tips for Concert-Goers During COVID-19

Since concerts are coming back virtually and in real life (and I’m going to see Fall Out Boy on July 27), I think I should give you some tips to help enhance your concert experience. Be it indoor or out, preparedness is the key to having a great time. BRING WATER!!!!!!!!!!!  This one is obviously […]

How the Pandemic Affected Teen Mental Health — And Ways to Improve It

With a year-long quarantine, virtual school, and Zoom sessions replacing the majority of our opportunities for human interaction, this past year has been one characterized largely by isolation. However, these public health measures did not come without their consequences. In our efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, we indirectly gave rise to a silent […]

Chitr Baat EP. 1: Interview With Teen Art Student Mathbun

This is Chitr Baat which literally translates to Picture Talk in Hindi. Here we talk about the art industry, specifically the media based jobs and the perspective of art students about all of it. On episode one, listen to Anika (host) and Mathbun a fellow art student from Mexico talk about the struggles and inspirations […]

THE ESSENCE OF THE MERE REALITY OF TRUTH

A friend once told me that a real writer reveals their wounds and creates them into a masterpiece. A friend once told me that a real poet creates illusions within emotions to words. A friend once told me that a strong woman knows how to conquer even when their fears tend to evolve. A friend […]

How To Build Your Resume In High School

A resume is simply a way to show the amazing work you are doing within your school, communities, and work environments. This document will help you immensely in the future, which is why I suggest starting now.

Growing Up With Autism [PODCAST]

When the opportunity for me to produce mental health content for Vox Teen Communications came, I knew right away that I wanted to talk about my experience growing up with high functioning autism.

Critical Race Theory: A Necessary Student Perspective [Opinion]

In recent times, the term “Critical Race Theory” has become more prominent in debates. The big question being asked is: should CRT be taught in schools? While politicians and school board members decide their stances, not every person (which up until recently included myself) knows the full definition of CRT. And unsurprisingly, numerous falsities and […]