Hard-Working Dreamer Jahnae Patterson, 17, Among 4 Killed in Chicago Shootings
Jahnae Patterson, age 17, was one of 11 who lost their lives in a violent weekend in Chicago. She dreamed of becoming a lawyer.
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The #RoadToChange Begins In Chicago
March For Our Lives kicked off their summer voter drive at Chicago’s annual peace march and rally.
Meet The 22-Year-Old Chicago Activist Running for Mayor
At age 22, Ja’Mal Greene is making history in his campaign to become the youngest mayor of Chicago of all time.
Chasing a Sense of Belonging, Choosing an HBCU
Going to an HBCU means letting go of the obligation to be “black forward” for others. For the first time, I’ll get to attend an institution that has a variety of courses and extracurriculars tailored specifically for my educational advancement, as an African American.
Young, Black And College-Bound: How Race Matters
When thinking about college choice, how much does race matter for three black seniors from Oakland, Chicago, and Atlanta?
#NeverAgain Are You Listening — To Urban Youth Of Color?
“That’s the world we live in. If an issue is not affecting a certain class or demographic, it’s ignored.”
Youth Arts Orgs React To Trump’s NEA-Free Budget
In the wake of the news that the NEA is on the chopping block, we reached out to groups across the country that had received grants in 2016 from the organization who serve youth.
Youth Radio Podcast: Feels Like Home
In this week’s Youth Radio podcast, we explore the meaning of “home,” from Chicago teens reflecting on Trump’s remarks about their hometown, to our award-winning story of a teen who became homeless at 13, to a shout out to the foods that bring some of us home for the holidays.