This op-ed story was produced during the Fall 2020 Youth Voice Workshop. On Instagram recently, a stranger direct-messaged me with a series of emojis that included… Read More
Voices: Stop Hating on Muslims
Voices: Virtual School is Hard
This op-ed story was produced during the Fall 2020 Youth Voice Workshop. I remember when it began. I was sitting with my mom explaining why I… Read More
Fall Workshop Emphasizes Youth Voice
This fall, ThreeSixty Journalism continued to provide virtual programming for engaged and aspiring high school journalists through the Virtual Youth Voice Workshop. Over the course… Read More
Thanks for Supporting Access for All!
“Our supporters — as donors, advocates, volunteers and more — are the key to our students’ successes,” ThreeSixty Executive Director Chad Caruthers said. “Tommie Give… Read More
Fall 2020 ThreeSixty Magazine QR Code
Teachers and librarians: Click here to print a promotional flyer with a QR Code for the Fall 2020 ThreeSixty Magazine!
Fall 2020 Magazine: Editor’s Note
We need to hear your voices now. ThreeSixty Journalism exists because we believe in the power of youth voices, and we will continue to exist… Read More
ThreeSixty Prepares Scholar for Storytelling Career
A decade ago, Simeon Lancaster was an unassuming 14-year-old beginning his exploration of journalism at ThreeSixty. Ten years later, he is an associate producer of… Read More
ThreeSixty Scholar Gives Voice to Untold Stories
Armando Tecpile has a hard labor job at a dairy farm near Cochrane, Wisconsin; but that’s a significant issue for his wife, his children and… Read More
St. Thomas Profs Preserve Urban Art
University of St. Thomas associate professor Heather Shirey is aware most of her students walk into her art history class thinking it’s all about… Read More
Art as Social Justice
The iconic George Floyd mural resides on the intersection of 38th and Chicago in Minneapolis. Floyd is engulfed in hues of blue, orange and yellow… Read More
