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We're like your elected officials, but teenagers. And you don't elect us. So we're not really elected officials. By listening to A.T.E., you'll get an inside look into the Dallas Youth Commission , a group of 15 teens that works with the City of Dallas to improve the lives of all teens in the city. In this podcast, we address a range of topics, from the struggles of higher education to current events that are crucial for teens to know about. If it affects teens in some way, we cover it! We feel that it is crucial for teens in Dallas, as well as teens everywhere, to be informed about the issues they face. It is more harmful than helpful to be sheltered from tough or "controversial" topics, and the A.T.E. hosts help break those barriers by bringing teen voices into "difficult" conversations.
Dallas Youth Commission hosts All Teens Everywhere (A.T.E.), a government show with 38 episodes published.
Tune in to the Youth Democracy Committee as they break down today’s hottest political topics from a youth perspective. We’re diving deep into the state of government, challenging the status quo, and making sure young voi
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Tune in for a debate on which approach is more effective in tackling teenage behavioral issues—Juvenile Reform or Educational Reform. Join Commissioner Leroy Tamfu and six other students as they delve into which strategy
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Tune in as Commissioner Tyhler, Charlie, Hugo, and others sit down and talk about their experiences being band kids and discuss why, despite all the challenges, being a band kid was a truly rewarding and memorable experi
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Tune in as we explore the motivations and inspirations of the Youth Commission committee chairs. Discover their passion and dedication as we delve into their innovative initiatives and the impact they aim to achieve, gai
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Tune in for an opportunity to get to know the new(ish) members of the Youth Commission and how each member's passions and talents help amplify youth voices. Learn how they plan to inspire meaningful change by elevating y
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Tune in as we talk about the recent TikTok ban and explore the implications this may have for the future of social media sites, business owners, pop culture, and online news. We'll also discuss the potential impact on th
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Youth Commissioners Margarita Hernandez and Tyhler Nelson reconvene for another episode of Talk Too Much to discuss the drama regarding Kendrick Lamar and Drake. According to Hernandez, the controversy began by Drake ref
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Youth Commissioners Andrea Mercado and Leroy Tamfu delineate the Youth Scholarship Committee and its purpose. They explain that the Youth Scholarship Committee aims to assist lower income students who may not have time t
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Youth Commissioner Abraham Moreno invites special guests Bailey Turfitt and Aven Stewart to educate us about the Science Place Foundation. They go on to explain its purpose, mission, and why it was relocated. Stewart and
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Youth Commissioners Margarita Hernandez and Tyhler Nelson explore and discuss OJ Simpson, Dan Schneider, and GloRilla. According to Hernandez and Nelson, the renowned football player OJ Simpson was accused of murdering h
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This episode examines the work of the Youth Democracy Committee. Hosts Andrea, Tyhler, Amaad, Layton, and Wendell discuss their recent candidate forum and share ideas for upcoming voter registration initiatives, such as
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Join Chloe, Andrea, and Margarita as they dive into the world of Community Closets, which provide free clothing and essentials to students in need. Hear about the successful closets at L.G. Pinkston and Thomas Jefferson
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Join hosts Andrea, Alex, and Abraham as they introduce you to the passionate young changemakers of the Environmental Youth Committee! In this episode, they'll discuss the committee's mission and goals, which revolve arou
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Join Andrea, Chloe, Abraham, and Margarita as they take you on a tour of Dallas' best-kept secrets—perfect for teens! This episode uncovers the city's top hidden gems, which are amazing hangout spots for high schoolers a
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Are Co-Ed or Single-Gender Schools Better for Teen Development? A Debate In this special debate episode, we discuss the pros and cons of co-educational and single-gender schools and how they impact teenager development.
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We pull back the curtain on Dallas's Youth Magazine in this special insider's view episode. Join Chair Rachel Jennings along with her team of writers and editors as they give rare glimpse into the passion and collaborati
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This special commemorative episode celebrates the groundbreaking life and career of Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson - a true Texas trailblazer. Leroy, Chloe, Malajah, and Tyhler trace her path from the nursing profession to t
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