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.
“School of Rock” has catchy songs and a dynamic set that transforms. While these elements are eye-catching, it’s the cast
“It is crazy that we need a movie that depicts what happens out here in the real world for it
VOX ATL reporters Amariyah Callender and Erin Davis had the opportunity to receive exclusive red carpet access at the Atlanta
“Coming out isn’t always easy. In fact, it’s usually not – I grew up in a religious household.”
“I always thought it would be easy to come out to my mom because of how accepting she was to
“I can say now at age 23 that as cliché as it sounds, it really does get better. Life is
Teen staffer Aryanna Brown, 17, reassures readers that it is okay that they don’t have their future figured out just
A little-known Georgia code, OCGA 21-2-215, says your high school must provide you with the opportunity to register to vote.
Walking into the press screening, I was praying that I wasn’t going to watch another subpar movie about progressing the
VOX ATL reporters Mack, Chris and Nicole debate on the future of the DC Extended Universe. Will DC ever get
I believe survivors, and my personal experience of living as a young woman in a culture where rape exists as
VOX ATL reporters Brooklyn and Christina interviewed actor TJ Wright about his role in the movie “The Hate U Give.”
