This semester’s VOX INVESTIGATES topic is “Equity in Education.” Take a look at what happened when the topic of being a low income student was
Phrases such as “walk it off” and even “just drink water” are a few examples of what has been used to deflect problems and have
VOX ATL teen staff member Isabella understand what it’s like to deal with anxiety and high-stress situations. That’s why wants to show you how to
“Blackness is not a rigid definition provided by anyone, even ourselves. But is inherently the celebration of what makes us unique and how we are
As a part of our Vox Investigates: Mental Health coverage, we sat down with teens from Meadowcreek High School to get their thoughts on how
Many teens describe abusing drugs as a way of gaining popularity or even blending in during high school. Although substance abuse affects everyone, the effect
The effects of constant stereotypical gay characters in the media causes gay youth to feel as if their sexuality must dictate who they are as
For me, “Dear Evan Hansen” is too praised and comes up too short addressing a topic too serious —mental health — to critique it lightly.
If teenagers no longer feel as if their own parents can be considered an emotional outlet in their time of need, many will have to
Have you ever been nervous walking into a room crowded with people? Here’s five ways to deal with social anxiety disorder.
At first, this exhibit sounded a little boring to a very busy 13-year-old with homework and a lot of videos to watch on Instagram. However,
This visual celebration of queer black girls explores the diverse forms in which they display both their queerness and their Black Girl Magic as one.
