Introducing the 2019–2020 Student Voice Journalism Fellows

These 18 fellows will tell their stories of overlooked communities and provide a look into their experience as students.

Chris Maximos

The Student Voice
Journalism Fellowship

The Student Voice Journalism Fellowship engages 19 high school students who are passionate about using storytelling as a vehicle for social change. Over the course of a school year, fellows tell the stories of their schools through the lens of the Student Bill of Rights and grow as writers and communicators.

We believe in creating equitable schools.

Resources

Get Involved

Introducing the Student Voice Action Network

Introducing the 2019–2020 Student Voice Journalism Fellows

Podcasts

An Update from the Tour Across America's Schools

What's Working? An Investigation Of Our More Functional Public School Programs

Sleep V. School: The Debate Over Zero Hour

The Pension Crisis

A Tale of One City

Redefine Success through Learning Journeys

School: Not a Conveyor Belt

Tour Across America's Schools Coverage

Advocating for a Quality, Urban Education

Growing Up Queer in Wyoming: “We Shouldn’t Have to Leave to Feel At Home”

Not Short and Sweet: Gender Inequality in a Public Middle School

Chicago’s Student Voice Committee Program is a Model for the Nation

The “Best” Education Possible

One of Many, One of One

The Deterioration of ESL Education in America

When One Size Doesn’t Fit All

Out of Sight

Binary with Zeros

Finding An Identity Through Safe Spaces

Cake-Eaters

A Thing or Two: A Student’s Perspective of the American Educational System

Something as Trivial as a Name

Silent in the Face of Oppression: A Story of Cultural Incompetence in American Schools

The Necessity of Flexible Mental Health Plans in School

Confronting Educational Disengagement with a Contract

The Trust Gap: How Ignorance Fuels Inequity in Our Schools

Art is not Just for Artists

Considering the Value of the Arts in Atlanta Public Schools

The Dangerous Power of Conspiracy Theories

Muslims: Painted by the Media

Why we have to celebrate the small victories

The (Somewhat Addressed) Void in American Muslims

Remaining Inclusive in the Fight for Environmental Justice

Small But Mighty; How Local Organization Empowers The Hearts And Minds of Broward County Students

For Kentucky Felons, Voting Must Be a Right, Not a Gift

What Wrestling Teaches About What Gender Discrimination Is — And Isn’t

Sexual Harassment Culture In Clark County School District Schools

The Economic Effect on Education

Incomprehensive Means Unprepared

From The Classroom to The Abyss: Modern College and Career Readiness

What’s Being Done About Students’ Mental Health and What Still Needs to Happen

Broken Hearts and Battered Textbooks

The Student VoiceJournalism Fellowship

"The Student Voice Journalism Fellowship transformed me from a writer to a journalist, giving me opportunities to network with the best in the industry and supporting my personal passion projects."

"Being in Student Voice’s journalism fellowship gave me the space and time to connect with other students across the country—and being exposed to their perspectives broadened my world view."

"The opportunity to speak to people within the journalism industry was amazing. Getting to see the many forms journalism takes opened my eyes to the opportunities in front of me and only grew my interest in the field!"

ABOUT US

RESOURCES

Programs

community

The Student Voice
Journalism Fellowship