VOICES and H-ART

Where do you find your third places? Meilla Corkill-Bomgaars and Adelle Stodolka highlight the importance of public community spaces for teenagers in Minneapolis.

Protecting the earth's animals is more than important. Emile Sanchez and Audrey Saul dive into conservation efforts at the Minnesota Zoo by highlighting turtle restoration practices.

Omar Palacios Sanchez, Leslie Ruiz Saavedra, and Vee Schroeder investigate the deep effects of Operation Metro Surge through South High School students located in the heart of Minneapolis.

What's your relationship with thrifting? Christelle Trenou and Frances Pickar explore the rise of second hand shopping and the overlapping trend of overconsumption that comes with it.

Rapha Fails-Mikulay and DJ Saul explain the true fear and mystery that comes with the under researched brain disease CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy).

In this episode, Iqra and Sateea try to understand the reasons boys and men catcall young women on the street. They call for a society where boys are raised to be more respectful of women.

In this episode, Maura and Faisa discuss the positive impacts of arts programming on students' mental health. They advocate for more resources for the arts in public schools.

How are schools supporting our English language learners? In this episode, Helena and Alisa conduct research to find out if students new to the country are getting the help they need to be successful.

Vee and Beautiful explore some of the reasons why students of color may not be enrolling in AP classes in public high schools at the same levels as white students.

In this episode, Abby and Addie discuss the lack of understanding and support often experiences by students with IEPs and 504 plans in public schools.