Teens & the Language of Suicide Prevention
December 17, 2020
Suicide isn’t easy to talk about, but research shows that asking if someone is thinking about suicide is a first
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VOX ATL is a teen-led nonprofit organization in Metro Atlanta that provides teens with a platform for uncensored self-expression and leadership development through media creation.
Since 1993, VOX ATL has trained teens to create original content — including articles, podcasts, and videos — while fostering civic engagement and a stronger community through diverse teen voices.
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