Inspired by Parkland activists, SRL correspondent Memphis Cleveland from Black River Falls High School in Wisconsin challenged herself to step out of her comfort zone and connect with other young people in her community who she would not normally interact with. Read More
Kimberly Chexnayder was one of SRL's original all-stars who traveled to Washington, D.C. from Kansas City, Missouri in 2013. Read More
Six students from Northview High School in Covina, California traveled to Washington, D.C. to cover the youth-led March for Our Lives for PBS NewsHour Weekend. Read More
On March 14, teen reporters from 15 schools across the country in our network of Student Reporting Labs covered the national day of walkouts. Read More
South Florida PBS is bringing youth voice front and center by integrating student voice and youth perspectives as a regular part of their programming. Read More
Amy Woods' dedication to her students as youth storytellers was clear the moment she became an SRL Connected Educator. Read More
Alexis Davis, a young member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians in Belcourt, North Dakota, had never been out of her community or flown on a plane before she traveled to SRL's Student Academy in 2016. Read More
PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs asked its network of youth reporters in 42 states to track down stories of innovation and adversity that reflect the changing nature of jobs and careers across the country. Read More
In the wake of the tragedy in Parkland, Florida, Student Reporting Labs connected to our network of teen reporters to find out how students are participating in the national discussion around school safety. We received over 80 video submissions, representing a variety of opinions on how this generation is grappling with gun violence, mental… Read More
With six Student Reporting Labs throughout the state, our partners at Wisconsin Public Television are driven by a youth media model that emphasizes media literacy and media making as a vital tool for students to become critical thinkers and active members of their community. Read More