Youth Voices
WVIA's Youth Voices is a program that empowers students to explore journalism, television production, and broadcast engineering, and share their stories, showcasing their talents both on and off-camera, while also fostering creativity, STEM education, and amplifying student voices.
Youth Voices 2026 - Weatherly Area
This project exploring the effects of habitat loss on wildlife and ecosystems,and the importance of conservation.
This project is about ocean pollution and its effects on the environment.
This article discusses how AI is affecting different areas of life and changing the way people create, work, and interact.
This podcast exploring the causes, impacts, and possible solutions to global warming,
A photo essay capturing family life.
This public service announcement raises awareness about the dangers of addiction.
This video skit features three students who teamed up to practice their editing skills by creating a dynamic, fast-paced montage.
A student from Wallenpaupack Area School District tells a story.
Learn the weather forecast in this short video produced, written, and edited by students.
In this short video, three students showcase their creativity and STEM skills by filming and editing themselves reading a self-written book about snakes.
This short video features two students who teamed up to practice their editing skills by creating a dynamic, fast-paced montage.
This short video features two students who teamed up to practice their editing skills by creating a dynamic, fast-paced montage.
This short video features three students who wrote, directed, and produced a short montage about their friendship.
This short video features two students who teamed up to practice their editing skills by creating a dynamic, fast-paced montage.
By Liliana Morales of Howard Gardner Charter School
Explore how artificial intelligence is being used in the classroom. Does it help or hurt students' education?
Empowers students to explore the world of TV production while sharing stories of their school heroes
Support for WVIA Youth Voices comes from the William G. McGowan Charitable Fund