Youth in Conversation
KOSU & StateImpact Oklahoma have been spending time in listening sessions with teenagers, asking how the politicization of social issues affect them. The goals of these discussions are to create a time capsule, amplify the voices of young people, and share their concerns with a wider audience.
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'Will you accept me as I am?': Tulsa teens discuss race, gender and interacting with peers at schoolStateImpact continues its listening tour with Oklahoma's youth. This time, we talked to a couple of Tulsa high school students about race, gender and how they interact with their peers at school. -
StateImpact continues its listening tour with Oklahoma's youth. This time, we talked to a couple of Tulsa teenagers about being allies for their friends, following the news and about their own roles as Oklahomans.
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StateImpact is on a listening tour with Oklahoma's youth, and we've brought along our microphones. Two recent high school graduates from OKC talk about their comfort levels in the classroom, how they fit in society and representation.
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The Education Writers Association has selected KOSU special projects reporter Kateleigh Mills and StateImpact Oklahoma education reporter Robby Korth to be members of its 14th class of EWA Reporting Fellows.
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A bill to bar transgender students in Oklahoma from using the bathroom corresponding with their identity was signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt Wednesday.
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In Oklahoma, culture wars can feel exhausting to marginalized youth. So StateImpact’s Robby Korth and KOSU's Kateleigh Mills are embarking on a listening tour, and they’re bringing microphones. Now, they need your help.
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StateImpact is on a listening tour with Oklahoma's youth. And we've brought along our microphones. In the first session, two transgender high school juniors from Tulsa share how they feel about their education and their place in the state.
