The inclusion of pre-post secondary young people in public policy debate has never been of greater public interest. Partner with us to ensure young voices are present in your work.
We train local students to be liaisons between young people in their community and the adult decision making body, and share resources on how to select and engage representative student leaders.
We'll help you secure student keynotes for events or coordinate a featured panel discussion for conferences or convenings. Our vast network of student leaders means we can find a speaker to start the right conversation.
Organize a training to educate your peers on identity and privilege, and its wider effects on education. We create customized workshops on a variety of DEI-related topics and themes.
An introductory training for educators to learn about LGBTQ+ identities understand how students holding those identities navigate school, and how they can support students in the classroom.
Evidence suggests that cultivating youth as leaders and partners in their own right can improve individual academic motivation and performance, reform educational institutions and lead to better and more equitable social outcomes. We'll work fervently with you to ensure young voices are present in your work.
Founded in 2012, Student Voice is the nation's leading by-students, for-students nonprofit. We've connected with over 10,000 students at events, supported 40 student ambassadors, trained 33 young journalists, and created partnerships with more than 100 middle and high schools across the United States
We lead the discussion on equitable student voices in every corner. From our Student Bill of Rights to our Journalism Fellowship, we position students as storytellers, organizers and institutional partners.
Our team, combined with our broad network of schools and organizations, has a reputation for collaborating with stakeholders to achieve exceptional results.
She/her/hers
He/him/his
They/them/theirs
Ze/zir/zirs
Relentless optimist with a passion for creating community. Always up for a chat about equity, education and learning.
She/her/hers
He/him/his
They/them/theirs
Ze/zir/zirs
Making educational advocacy accessible through language. Lover of baking, coffee and The Bachelor.
She/her/hers
He/him/his
They/them/theirs
Ze/zir/zirs
Advocate for a world that uplifts our differences rather than punish them. Often found creating structural change, reading a book, contemplating life or exploring a new city.
She/her/hers
He/him/his
They/them/theirs
Ze/zir/zirs
Amplifying the voices of the voiceless. Lover of politics, pizza and plays.
She/her/hers
He/him/his
They/them/theirs
Ze/zir/zirs
Thinking about equity for our schools. BIG fan of long chats, yoga and pups.
She/her/hers
He/him/his
They/them/theirs
Ze/zir/zirs
For the first time in election history, students were given the opportunity to ask Presidential candidates questions in an authentic format. Here’s what we learned.
South Dakota students are no different than the many other students in the U.S. who face a lack of mental health resources in their schools.
Begin your partnership with the student voice experts.
Contact UsNot ready to engage in a strategic partnership yet? Start with our interactive Student Bill of Rights guides.
If you're looking for an easy way to engage with the student voice movement, consider joining us for monthly webinars.
