Atlanta teens speak up about how they handle aggression, in the wake of the televised Draymond Green suspension during the NBA Finals.
Atlanta-area teens who attended the Partnership Against Domestic Violence’s Teen Summit spoke up about love, dating and healthy relationships. For more teens’ voices about dating violence and
Kalenza Robinson, 17, wrote this poem about the stigmas surrounding teen dating and overcoming them. Kalenza is a member of the L.O.F.T.Y. Crew at the
VOX brought the mic (and pens and art supplies) to the 2016 PADV Teen Summit, giving teens a chance to speak up about dating violence
Teens created this video — and several others — as part of Re:imagine ATL, an organization brings together teens from different areas to create original
Cole, from Atlanta Word Works, describes the healing process of poetry and teamwork created by and for the Brave New Voices Atlanta team.
Dasia offers a poetic reflection on growing up, independence, and the way teens and adults see each other.
Then he led us onto the “Hamilton” stage. I cannot begin to describe how mesmerized I felt. To be on the same stage where the
The Be Pretty, Not Petty event included a chance to teen girls in Atlanta to share their reflections and voices. “The way I see beauty
VOX staffer, Rebecca takes us along her travel adventure this summer. This is the first in a series. Rebecca, 16, hopes to inspire teen readers
From pop culture to sports, I was able to connect with my peers while living abroad and share the voices of three new friends.
Meet some of the teens who attended MomoCon — an anime and gaming convention — last weekend in Atlanta.
