The Mayor’s Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion commissioned content. In this podcast, we hear directly from the next generation of changemakers as teens report
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As you know – VOX ATL is ever-evolving, and today, we write to share some exciting and important words from Rachel Alterman Wallack, founder of
In this edition of the VOX Bubble, students from Shiloh High School discussed the ins and outs of their feelings as they attended the “Inside
To Atlantis from Atlanta A couple letters away from here Lies a city When we are at our most beautiful, I imagine it — the waves crashing down
Mikayla Kendall, Rebecca Larkin, Jada Kelley, and Roderick Thomas from VOX ATL spoke on a panel hosted by the National Education Association, focusing on their experiences
There has been a lot of turmoil since the Grammy Awards. Fans of Billie Eilish are upset after seeing her cry when she didn’t win the “Album
In this special Black History Month podcast, VOX ATL’s Corey asks teens which Black history figures inspire them the most and why. The figures range
Madyson Meyer sits down with Claire Foster and Aaliyah Riley to discuss what girlhood means to them, and how it’s shaped their lives. Transcript (Edited
Atlanta has been going through some chilly times. In the next week, temperatures will drop down to 15 degrees Fahrenheit. If you’re in metro Atlanta,
Karrisa interviews women from diverse ages and backgrounds to explore the influence of female role models. Through their stories, they reflect on the women who
Higher powers are seriously threatening Gen Z’s favorite app. The US government is attempting to ban TikTok. The app is a popular social media network
