Student Voice calls for urgent action to prevent gun violence and to advance new solutions which respond to the needs of marginalized communities.

Students spoke of team building, accessibility and the importance of robust civic education to inform all people of their rights in the United States. They recommended states implement a consistent curriculum that prioritizes action-based civics.

Student Voice celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy and calls for renewed urgency in the fight for racial justice in schools.

A just response to COVID-19 must prioritize comprehensive support for marginalized students, which means that students, especially those who are members of marginalized communities, must be partners in the decision-making process at every level as reopenings occur.

Student Voice leads 50+ organizations in calling on Congress to make historic investments in young people's futures by addressing climate change and providing educational opportunity in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework.

Student Voice applauds the Supreme Court’s reaffirmation of student free speech in its Mahanoy v. B.L. ruling.

Student Voice Communications Director Jenna Yuan discusses how student voice can advance equity at U.S. Department of Education Equity Summit.

Student activist groups host #SaveStudentSpeech: A Teach-In and Conversation With Mary Beth Tinker to call on the Supreme Court to protect student free speech in Mahanoy Area School District v. B.L.

Student Voice, Kentucky Student Voice Team, Houston Independent School District Student Congress and March For Our Lives file amicus brief in U.S. Supreme Court in landmark student free speech case Mahanoy Area School District v. B.L.

In partnership with the Center for Public Research and Leadership (CPRL) at Columbia University and Minds Matter NYC, Student Voice develops Together We Rise, Together We Thrive: Navigating High School in a New Era on student mental health and motivational resources during COVID-19.

Student Voice unequivocally condemns the rising hate, violence, and racism against the Asian-American community. We are sending solidarity and support to our Asian-American team members, program participants, and the broader community.

Student Voice congrats Education Secretary Cardona on his confirmation and calls on his Department of Education to engage students in their work.

Students make the case for youth-adult partnership in the Department of Education and share stories of learning during COVID-19 in a press conference.

Students to host press conference on Monday, February 8th and call for voices in the Department of Education.

Student Voice issues statement on the Wednesday, January 6th attacks on the U.S. Capitol and calls to protect public education as a critical civic institution.

Student Voice congratulates Dr. Miguel Cardona on his nomination as President-elect Biden's Secretary of Education and calls on him to meaningfully engage students as partners in his department.

100+ organizations representing a cross section of student organizers, teacher stakeholders, education justice advocates, civil rights groups, climate organizations and more endorse Student Voice's call for meaningful youth partnership in the next Department of Education.

1,500 students from all 50 states shape Student Voice’s youth engagement recommendations for the Biden-Harris administration and the next Department of Education.

Student Voice is calling for student voice in President-elect Biden's Department of Education, including in the selection of the next Secretary of Education.

Across the country, Student Voice is hosting school board town halls, voter registration drives and more to influence key education races all the way down the ballot.

Student Voice Senior Advisor Merrit Jones moderates conversation at 2020 Reagan Institute Summit on Education about how history can be used to shape civic education.

Student Voice Organizing Director Maya Green joins the Aspen Institute K-12 Climate Action Commission to discuss why schools should move toward climate action.

Student Voice organizers Alexis Campbell, Amina Salahou, Chloe Pressley and Ivonne Ortega host a teach-in for students interested in organizing around anti-racism, curriculum and civic action in their school.

Student Voice Communications Director Jenna Yuan joins By Us for Us: Youth Voice in Education Policymaking panel discussion with the Center for American Progress.

Student Voice’s Strategy Director Taylor Kahn-Perry joins Communities in Schools’ Virtual Leadership Town Hall on Empowering Student Voice.

Students join Speaker Pelosi, the American Federation of Teachers, the National Education Association and more to demand comprehensive coronavirus relief funding for schools.

Read Student Voice Ambassador Chloe Pressley's speech on Monday, August 31's Day of Action about why she's fighting to #DemandSafeSchools now.

Our new leadership structure, our commitment to paying students for their work, our new organizing strategy, the Education Justice Collective and more.

Join Student Voice and the Move School Forward campaign in taking direct action to demand safe schools on Monday, August 3.

Student Voice launches applications for the Ambassador Program, Journalism Fellowship and Organizing Fellowship to support student organizers and storytellers in taking action on education justice in their schools and communities.

Students and school staff host a town hall to share their perspectives on a just reopening of K-12 schools in the fall.

Students and history experts call for anti-racist history curricula in K-12 schools.

Student Voice joins the Education Justice Collective to hold town hall on decolonizing K-12 curricula.

Student Voice partners with Marsai Martin from ABC’s comedy Black-ish, the Urban School Food Alliance and Soze to launch the School Lunch for All campaign.

Student Voice responds to the Trump administration, including President Trump and Education Secretary DeVos, pressuring schools to open in person in the fall.

The Education Justice Collective and Student Voice demand education justice, anti-racist curricula, police-free schools and more.

Student Voice and the Education Justice Collective launch the Move School Forward campaign for equitable education.

Student Voice stands in solidarity with communities across the country demanding justice for Black lives.

Student Voice calls for students to be involved in conversations about re-opening schools after COVID-19.

On Monday, April 13, 2020, students and university representatives came together to discuss impact of test-optional policies on college access.

Join Student Voice for a public press conference on the #TestOptionalNOW campaign on Monday, April 13th at 3 p.m. EST / 12 noon PST.

Student Voice applauds the University of California system's decision to adopt test-optional admissions policies for freshmen entering in fall 2021.

Student Voice's #TestOptionalNOW campaign gains momentum as 14 colleges and universities announce plans to go test-optional for applicants entering their school in Fall 2021.

Join us in calling for colleges and universities to eliminate standardized testing requirements to promote equitable access to college applications amidst the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.

Student Voice launches the #TestOptionalNOW campaign to call on colleges and universities to adopt test-optional admissions policies in response to COVID-19.

During the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, Student Voice remains committed to advocating for equitable educational systems that serve every student.

Organizations like the Texas Association of School Boards are changing district culture and centering student perspectives. With Student Voice Strategies, your event, organization or district can take steps to lead the student voice movement.

Student Voice announces the launch of Student Voice Strategies to partner with events, organizations and districts to bring student voice to their work.

Student Voice responds to the 2020 State of the Union Address' attacks on public schools and calls on its community to equip students to close opportunity gaps within the educational system.

Student Voice announces the appointment of Taylor Kahn-Perry and Megan Simmons as the organization's new Executive Director and Associate Director.

Look forward on new Executive Director Taylor Kahn-Perry's plans to grow the student voice movement to new heights in 2020.

On Friday, November 15 in Washington D.C., Student Voice will celebrate the collective power of students through hosting the International Students' Day Student Voice Summit.

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.

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

Register for the Charleston Student Voice Summit in Charleston, SC on Saturday, September 7.

Student Voice is re-launching its Tour Across America's Schools to bring the student voice movement nationwide.

Applications for Student Voice's Journalism Fellowship, a cohort of 18 high school journalists looking to tell the stories of their schools, are open.

Applications for Student Voice's third annual cohort of ambassadors, high school students looking to create change at the school or local level, are open.

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.

We, South Carolina students, stand in solidarity with every teacher across the state fighting to reclaim educational excellence and equity in the Palmetto state.

Students will participate in roundtables and discussions about their school and community.

Students deserve a seat at the table.

Much about the American education system has not changed in the past century, and students are beginning to do something about it.

Student Voice is going on tour to work with high schools across the U.S. to identify student-centric education reform solutions.

If there is unfair representation in your area, don’t sit back and watch it happen. Your voice is powerful. Stand up for your beliefs and soon others will follow.

We are calling all young people to join us online and on the road as we work to unite student leaders and activists across the U.S. through Youth United for Action.

Over the past weeks, our nation has watched as brave students have stood up and spoken out...

Student led nonprofit proposes new set of education standards for San Francisco

Students Introduce the Student Bill of Rights, Bring Education Justice to Forefront of Conversation at SXSWedu Next Week

Partnership announced at annual Student Voice Live! Summit

Students gather technology, education and business thought leaders to transform this school year and beyond

Student Voice convenes actors, authors, teachers, students, policy makers and moreat second annual Student Voice Live! summit in New York City

Student Organization Galvanizes Education Community With Second Student Voice Live! Event