True icons don’t just make music; they create the atmosphere for our lives. While the world said a physical goodbye to gospel legend Richard Smallwood
For about 2 months, about 20 Buddhist monks have been walking to the U.S. Capitol as part of the Walk for Peace. Led by The
A month ago, VOX ATL released its collaboration with WABE, a pilot of a new podcast titled “Chat, Can You Hear Us?” “Chat, Can You
In this podcast, host Lucia Rodriguez Cuevas is joined by her co-host, Shanti Lucia Rodriguez-Pedraza, to discuss their cultural backgrounds, how they grew up, and
How much do people really know about HIV and AIDS? We put these runners to the test at AIDS Walk Atlanta with a quick quiz.
My fingers curve gently, nestled where the heartbeat hides mouth bore hush of deep sutures — silence condensed destitute shape Did you know? Symmetrical scarring.
The COVID-19 pandemic is widely regarded as a period of grief, desolation, and isolation. While most people spent their time helplessly scrolling on their phones
This fall, VOX ATL led a teen-driven storytelling experience exploring real emotions, personal identity, and mental wellness through photography. Grounded in the themes of joy,
At the NWGA Free Your Feels Teen Summit, teens share honest perspectives on mental health, discussing how to support friends, what they wish adults and
For years, adults have viewed TikTok as just another social media platform, an app where kids lip-sync and dance. But ask almost any teen in
Most people in the world, regardless of age, feel powerless about something in their lives. Even adults, whom most people believe have all the “freedom”
VOX ATL Studios Producers Mikayla Johnson and Tavin Lewis caught up with runners at this year’s AIDS Walk Atlanta to ask them why they were
