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This summer, VOX ATL facilitated a Podcasting 101 workshop with Georgia State University's Project Healthy Grandparents, giving participants the chance to explore media-making while also experiencing a college campus.

VOX ATL visits Los Niños Primero to talk with teens about growing up as children of immigrants — how immigration reshaped their families, the weight they carry, and what it takes to build a life in a country that rarely acknowledges their hardships.

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 from and growing beyond their past actions.

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 FIFA World Cup at ATL SoccerFest, and we were fortunate to have a sit-down with Mayor Andre Dickens. Here, Mayor Dickens speaks with Destiny-Joy Sagay from Generation 2026 about FIFA's impact on the city and how events like SoccerFest align with his administration's goal of providing positive community engagement activities for teens. Hosted by Mayor Andre Dickens' Office of Cultural Affairs at Mozley Park on June 13, ATL SoccerFest included a soccer tournament, an adaptive sports demonstration, music, and more.

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. Through conversations with Emory mental health specialist Akin Griffin and Stanford teen advocate Krisha Singhani, she explores disparities in access to mental health care, the impact of stigma and other misconceptions within therapy treatments, and ways to create more accessible and equitable mental health support for all young people.

In this podcast, Kaden speaks about how the city has impacted hip-hop culture and how hip-hop affects teens in the city. Throughout the podcast, Kaden Interviews two guests about how music affects decision-making, how teens view themselves and the world around them, as well as how the city of Atlanta changed the cultural scene of hip-hop and pop culture as a whole.

In this episode, Kevin speaks about teenagers involving themselves in gangs. including recent incidents and statistics from 11Alive, WSB-TV Atlanta, and the Office of the Attorney General, Kevin addresses the violence and the harm of teens joining gangs in Atlanta, Georgia, including a recent shooting in Cobb County. This podcast includes an interview with Cameron Jenkins, a person that is writing an article about how social media promotes teen violence. The conversation shows what influences teens to join gangs and how it impacts the Atlanta community.

Teens Morgan and Bella will discuss how being dress-coded can negatively impact young women and how to fix it.

SheSoars! is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing mental health equity by empowering youth, especially female-identifying individuals, to lead culturally responsive wellness initiatives promoting community transformation. This year, SheSoars partnered with VOX ATL for teen-led media coverage at their 2026 Teen Health Summit in partnership with The National Coalition of 100 Black Women. Teen girls from across Metro Atlanta gathered for informative workshops on digital media literacy, creativity, and wellness. VOX Teens and NearPeers supported teens as they expressed themselves walking the red carpet, recorded an on-carpet interview, and discussed stress and positive ways teen girls address mental health challenges. Music Credit: Lounge Electronics by trickytwoaudio via Envato

VOX ATL connected with a thoughtful team of high school students from Asheville, NC, who lead racial equity work in their district through the REAP program. Co-created in 2020, in collaboration with Asheville City Schools and The Equity Collaborative, REAP students expressed interest in VOX ATL's mission and sought an opportunity to connect with Atlanta teens doing their own meaningful work as part of their Spring 2026 Freedom Ride Experience. As part of that experience, VOX ATL and REAP produced this podcast. REAP Producers: Ashni Rhodes August Boachie Augustus Wilkinson Ava Zlatkin-McMorris Elizabeth Muir Fiona Ruch Jason Sobremento Kyel Gist Magdalie Agan-Bedard Malyla Vazquez Max von Mitschke-Collande Maya Pattanayak Sebla Miracle Selah Simpson Tess Bartholic Tristan O'Donnell VOX ATL Host: Siddarth Suresh Music Credit: Twilight Beats by PremiumBeat via Envato

In this podcast at North Springs High School, teens describe feeling unheard and unseen when adults dismiss their opinions, which can cause sadness, shutting down, and a changed self-image. These interviews suggest adults may belittle teens due to power, generational mindset, trauma, or assumptions that age equals knowledge, with consequences including low self-esteem, behavioral issues, and mental health struggles; students also urge teachers and parents to allow breaks and mental health days. Production and Art Credits: Adrian Cloyd Aiden Archer Amira Lemons Annabella Obeng Carolyn Turner Deonae Ramballie Gavern Haighs Genesis Logan Isaac Carter Jaasir L Jalen Mitchell Jane Robinson Jason George Jordynn Burgess Julius Donpedro Kenned Jones Khloe Crawford Kylie Childress Lavar Maxwell Layla Rutledge Londen Gordon Madysen Bradley Maya Baker Mya Johnson Seanley Jeanbaptiste Serenity R. Jackson Shayla Vazquez Sierra-Leone Lott Symeria Taylor Music Credit: Surf the Dreams by PremiumBeat | Royalty-free, sourced through Envato. Editor’s Note: The views and opinions expressed in these podcasts are solely those of the creators and participants. They do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of North Springs High School.

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In this podcast, host Lucia Rodriguez Cuevas is joined by her co-host Shanti Lucia Rodriguez-Pedraza in talking about their cultural backgrounds, how they grew up, and the impact that their friendship has had on each other. Tune in to hear about the many differences and similarities that growing in a Mexican vs Puerto Rican and Peruvian has had on two teenage girls growing up in metro Atlanta.

In this podcast, Maddox Williams dives into how music affects teens' moods, with special guest, Emmanuel Cook.

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