VOX ATL contributor Tyler Bey sat down with Broadway actress Joaquina Kalukango for an in-depth talk about importance of Black people telling their own stories.
Abe Parker sat down with the teens from Vox Media Cafe 2020 for an intimate interview.
Despite it being one of the most encouraged plans for life after high school, college is a financial commitment that goes beyond four years of
You’re probably wondering what college admissions recruiters and officers are thinking. Is it really all about grades to them, or are these recruiters hoping to
Being inside the newsroom at CNN made me realize journalism is what I was born for. CNN’s commitment to producing reliable and factual content is
White created his brand Fly Familia after he got good feedback from showing off his designs around school and on social media. The young entrepreneur
This week, I participated in a job shadow to experience what it’s really like to be a (drum roll) graphic designer!
The economic benefits, jobs and education associated with the booming film industry in Atlanta are all fantastic, but this question still stands: Where do young
Turns out, some Atlanta teens are starting their own businesses in different industries and making a hell of an impact. Here are some of the
Marietta teen Emily Ross, 13, is the youngest author signed by Title Town Publishing for a sci-fi/fantasy multi-book contract. Here are her writing tips for
As a love child of the theater, I hardly felt out of place in Spelman College’s theater, interviewing Atlanta actress Terry Henry. It was reassuring
The truth is, the more education you have, the more money you can earn.
