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.
We asked our teens what they thought about rap lyrics from A Boogie and Kodak Black’s “Drowning” being used as
You all just got bamboozled. On Sept. 12, XXXtentacion dropped the video for his platinum single “Look At Me,” and
AFROPUNK is more than just a cool festival coming to town. It is also a philosophy and community.
Meet our teen editors and find out where in Atlanta to get the new print issue of VOX!
“When I have a daughter I will teach her, her importance and her worth, And that she has every right
“Freudian” is a huge step up from Caesar’s previous works. His voice remains silky smooth, enough to put you in
After embracing my authentic self during the span of an academic year, I packed my bags to head home —
16-year old high school basketball star LaMelo Ball just made history by becoming the first teenager to design his own
In case you didn’t know, Dragon Con is one of the Atlanta’s biggest events. It also happens to go down
Women superheroes should be written with depth that transcends their appearance, because women have depth that transcends appearance.
The VOX teens are people about town. Here are some of their highly recommended spots to visit around (metro) Atlanta.
If you’re procrastinating right now, you might as well read VOX’s Nahila Louis-Charles’ piece on how to stop.
