
The Uncertainty of the Future: Why It’s OK That You Don’t Know What You Want To Do
Teen staffer Aryanna Brown, 17, reassures readers that it is okay that they don’t have their future figured out just yet, as life is only

Teen staffer Aryanna Brown, 17, reassures readers that it is okay that they don’t have their future figured out just yet, as life is only

When VOX visited the GCAPP Empowerment Summit, here’s what teens had to say regarding identity.

A little-known Georgia code, OCGA 21-2-215, says your high school must provide you with the opportunity to register to vote. Does yours? VOX ATL reporter,

VOX ATL reporters Brooklyn and Christina interviewed actor TJ Wright about his role in the movie “The Hate U Give.” Watch as they discuss playing

Soon, I will be old enough to vote. We, the young women of America, will vote. We will resist you and everyone in your party

My art is not in a specific style of abstract or realism, I have no set style or medium because through my art I like
From her first appearance in Act One, the modern Jasmine tells us she’d like “a suitor who’d be willing to change a few royal diapers

If you want to spend time with family or be taken on a magic carpet ride into the show you know and love, give “Aladdin”
This year alone I’ve lost two of my favorite artists of all time in Mac Miller and XXXtentacion, and one last year with the loss
VOX ATL visited with a group of young people working International Rescue Committee this summer. In the time we spent together, three IRC participants wrote
The music festival season has begun here in Atlanta! You’ve copped your tickets, blasted music from your favorite artists on the lineup, and racked your

The A.M.F.M. festival, celebrated the diverse art, stories, and individuals that exist in the Southwest Altanta community of young, emerging creatives.