In a time when books are increasingly being questioned or pulled from shelves, the words of author Daniel Handler (a.k.a. Lemony Snicket) strike a powerful
With so much political uncertainty happening around us, it may feel like there is nothing that teens can do to make a difference in their
The U.S. National Guard was stationed in and around downtown Los Angeles on Sunday, June 8th, after protests about recent immigration raids. Two days prior,
In this episode, Skye hosts several teens from all over metro Atlanta to talk about that one piece of advice they wish they had listened
Are Happy Meal toys just fun collectibles, or are they a subtle way to influence kids? In this video, VOX Investigates Fact-Checker, Erian Stokley, explores
Students from several Atlanta Public Schools involved in SKYE (Skills, Knowledge, and Youth Empowerment) programming expressed a desire to showcase their self-expression through art in
VOX ATL dives into the world of teen mental health at the National Coalition of 100 Black Women’s Teen Health Summit! In this video, we
Americans are more divided than ever on which news sources and journalists to trust, and with so much misinformation out there, it’s getting harder to
A 17-year-old Black teen, Solomon Henderson, reportedly committed the Antioch High School shooting before ending his own life. In his manifesto, he expresses, “I was
Social media apps like TikTok are trying to persuade young people to enlist in the military. As social media progressively influences our everyday lives, the
President Trump has signed over 100 executive orders (EOs) in the first four months of his presidency. His EOs have touched every corner of his
Data analysts have been decoding the “pink tax,” as it’s aptly named. Its cost disparities have affected countless female consumers. In 2015, the NYC Consumer
