by Kratika Tandon Jakarta, the largest and capital city of Indonesia, is a fast-growing metropolitan province that is home to millions of people and offers a dynamic blend of cultures. It is famous for its rich history, busy markets, and beautiful scenery. However, at approximately 10 centimeters per year, it is also the fastest sinking …
by Alayna Steward Last year marked the American Disability Act’s thirtieth year in effect. The ADA prohibits discrimination against disabled people in transportation, employment, public accommodation, and more. This act was a huge leap for disabled people, yet there are still so many areas where this law is lacking. Last year showed us just how …
by Izaak Garcia When people think of the deep sea, it is often linked with dark and intimidating monsters that devour people in one bite, hostile to everything around them. But the real threat is humans. The process of deep sea mining involves obtaining minerals and other resources taken from the ocean floor and turning …
by Jenin Mannaa The audience didn’t know what to make of my polka-dotted dress, orange sash, and pigtails until I opened my mouth. “I am Ludmilla Linski—Soviet Russian Spy!” Linski is one of the characters I have depicted in theater, and believe it or not, she’s among the least absurd. In my pursuit of the …
by Adeline Ferolo Peoria County’s local election is in full swing, and it is time to become involved in the community and vote! If you are unfamiliar with the City of Peoria’s politics, this year is extremely important regarding the race for mayor. The current mayor, Jim Ardis, held office for the past sixteen years …
Welcome to the April issue of Giving Voice! Our team is working on exciting new collaborations—and while I cannot reveal everything that is happening, I can tell you that we are in need of more student writers, illustrators, and photographers. By joining the Giving Voice team, young people have the opportunity to gain professional publication …
