City council member Keisha Waites announced her resignation in March of this year. The vacant spot on the council led to an election. Many ran
At 7 pm on January 18, 2024 I sat underneath the humming fluorescent lights of the Cobb County School Board building, surrounded by parents, peers,
Sandy Hook Promise really practices and teaches students and staff how to recognize signs of gun shooting. Almost every single school shooting that has been
The last year I have data for, in 2020, there were about 37,000 abortions in Georgia. That number of people are still going to need
Even though Atlanta is a landlocked city with no beach, there is still a sea here…a sea of creators. Within this sea, we find the
There’s a little-known law requiring high schools and universities in Georgia to receive “voter registration applications from those qualified applicants who are enrolled students […and
VOX ATL sat down with “The Poet X” author Elizabeth Acevedo after a reading she hosted at Charis Books & More in Atlanta.
People do not truly understand the problem of domestic violence and do not take it as seriously as it should be. Our goal is for
Two candidates for Atlanta’s next mayor sat down with VOX this summer to talk about the election and where they stand on key issues impacting
Earlier this summer, at the Hard Rock Cafe in Atlanta, I sat down to talk with the Osceola Brothers, a heavy-hitting, rock and blues-influenced band
“I don’t know whether I chose to do poetry, more so than I was just writing, and it just turned into this. But I love
Get to know Ninel Nekay, 19, Atlanta’s Poet Laureate 2016-17 and a member of Team Atlanta, heading to Brave New Voices international poetry slam.
