Hammond Creek Middle School students in Dalton, Georgia, were asked what topics they think should be taught in school that currently are not taught to students.
In this Georgia Public Broadcasting Student Voices Collective special podcast episode, Spelman College sophomore Sabbath Canady explores the effects of artificial intelligence.
Howard High School student Heien Chang asked Rick Canosa what he would do if social media disappeared and how social media affects the development of younger generations.
Dunwoody High School students discuss the recent history of youth voter turnout in the U.S. as they ask students why the younger generation's vote is so important.
Harrison High School students Landry Wolf, Sophia Lehrner and Sadie Lee interviewed Jenna Bishop, Ella Thidemann and Madison Bailey about how their experiences with leadership at school and in the community serve as examples of how youth can be leaders.
Murray Barber Middle School eighth graders Alyssa L. Morton-Hardesty, Audrey Gardiner, Michelle Riles, and Miguel Walker write letters to their sixth-grade selves.
LaGrange High School students Alexandria Dowell, Chariya Johnson, and TyCianna Rome interview a police officer and members of the LaGrange College men's basketball team.
Laila Werther, a student journalist at Etowah High School in Woodstock, Georgia, interviews two teachers, Brittany Chandler and Lee Coker, about their thoughts on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI).
