
Me, My Mind and My Body: The Moment I Realized I Wasn’t Alone
Riverwood International Charter School freshman Pheobe Kaplan speaks on body image and the comfort (and dissapointment) of not being alone in her struggles.

Riverwood International Charter School freshman Pheobe Kaplan speaks on body image and the comfort (and dissapointment) of not being alone in her struggles.

VOX ATL teen editor Zariah offers some tips on how teens can stay focused on their schoolwork while working from home under quarantine.

Quarantining can get old fast. Here’s a list of five creative things you can do when self-quarantined, from the comfort of your own bubble.

In the past few years, animated films like “Onward” and “Coco” have slowly changed the blueprint, guiding younger audiences through life’s more difficult topics.

VOX ATL’s Cayla Lamar talks to three Atlanta men about men’s mental health and the importance of being emotionally healthy.

Vermont senator John Rodgers made national headlines when he proposed banning teen cellphone use in his state. Here’s the VOX ATL interview with Rodgers.

“The hardest grief,” says VOX ATL contributor Kelsey Henderson, “is when someone you never questioned being absent in your life fails to make an appearance.”

I named him sky, the golden boy Skin bright, beams bouncing off my hippocampus cold-hearted and hot-headed So high my eyes turned red for him

In this episode of The Big G Show, host Noel Greene talks about the story of a young woman who reportedly killed herself because she

managing my cold sweats and nightmares is quite a task By quite a task I mean extremely difficult, seemingly impossible, and nonetheless necessary so I

Stress can come in many forms and can be caused by many things, so in order to keep your mental health in the balance, we

I didn’t know how much grief I was entitled to. The truth was that we hadn’t been close since freshman year. This left me feeling