VOX ATL collaborated with Claratel Behavioral Health and the DeKalb Juvenile Court’s Rebound Program to share the stories of teens who are committed to learning
VOX ATL teamed up with the Centre for Sport and Human Rights’ Generation 2026 Youth Leadership Council to capture Atlanta teens’ thoughts about the 2026
On June 28, the Black Entertainment Network (BET) Awards took place at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. The ceremony, hosted by comedian Druski, celebrated
As June ends, so does VOX ATL’s summer journalism camp, VOX Media Cafe (VMC), a two-week-long program where Metro Atlanta teens can learn and participate
A hidden grove, Of my phantasmal dreams, Reflecting cherished memories, Of a time long passed. These bittersweet pangs, Ephemeral nostalgia. Like a vintage camera,
In this video, Kornell explores which fast-food options Atlanta teens prefer and why they love them so much.
Getting to hear every aspect of someone’s relationship from the early stages of falling in love to the messy ending is typically something you only
The effects of specific disorders, such as anxiety and depression, amongst Atlanta teens are neglected by the Georgia public school counselors and teachers, which can
The recent Lieutenant Governor runoffs came down to a decisive close call for both parties, with Josh McLaurin (Dem) scoring 210,683 votes to Nabilah Parkes’
In this video, Maia Cottman explores where boba comes from, why it’s so popular with teens, and who brought it to Atlanta.
In the podcast “Mental Health: Not One Size Fits All,” the host, Isha, explores barriers that many minority youth face when seeking mental health support.
High schools in the United States are seeing a new trend. Answering a question incorrectly in class, being socially awkward, or bumping into things can
