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September 08, 2025
Why we ask teenagers to join the Tulsa World Youth Advisory Board | Collington Index
The Tulsa World offers two boards made up of locals don't just advise our newsroom but also share their opinions through columns.
**The Tulsa World is actively seeking applications from bright and engaged teenagers to join its esteemed Youth Advisory Board, a unique opportunity for young voices to shape local news and contribute directly to the community conversation.**
For years, the Tulsa World has recognized the importance of diverse perspectives in its reporting. To ensure that the newspaper remains relevant and responsive to the needs and concerns of all its readers, it maintains not one, but two advisory boards comprised of local residents. These boards serve as vital conduits, providing invaluable feedback and insights to the newsroom. And one of these is specifically dedicated to young people.
The Youth Advisory Board provides a platform for teenagers to not only advise the Tulsa World on topics relevant to their generation, but also to express their own opinions and perspectives through regular columns. This is a chance for young people to hone their writing skills, engage in thoughtful discussions about current events, and make their voices heard on issues that matter most to them.
Being a member of the Youth Advisory Board is more than just attending meetings. It's an opportunity to learn about the inner workings of a news organization, understand the complexities of journalistic ethics, and develop critical thinking skills that will benefit them throughout their lives. Members gain firsthand experience in the process of news creation, from brainstorming story ideas to providing feedback on completed articles.
The Tulsa World believes that young people have a unique and valuable perspective to offer. They are the future of Tulsa, and their voices deserve to be amplified. The Youth Advisory Board is a testament to the newspaper's commitment to fostering civic engagement and empowering the next generation of leaders.
The newspaper encourages all eligible teenagers with a passion for news, a desire to contribute to their community, and a willingness to share their opinions to apply. This is a chance to make a real difference and help shape the future of local journalism. Details on how to apply can be found on the Tulsa World's website, offering a gateway for young Tulsans to become active participants in the news that shapes their world.
For years, the Tulsa World has recognized the importance of diverse perspectives in its reporting. To ensure that the newspaper remains relevant and responsive to the needs and concerns of all its readers, it maintains not one, but two advisory boards comprised of local residents. These boards serve as vital conduits, providing invaluable feedback and insights to the newsroom. And one of these is specifically dedicated to young people.
The Youth Advisory Board provides a platform for teenagers to not only advise the Tulsa World on topics relevant to their generation, but also to express their own opinions and perspectives through regular columns. This is a chance for young people to hone their writing skills, engage in thoughtful discussions about current events, and make their voices heard on issues that matter most to them.
Being a member of the Youth Advisory Board is more than just attending meetings. It's an opportunity to learn about the inner workings of a news organization, understand the complexities of journalistic ethics, and develop critical thinking skills that will benefit them throughout their lives. Members gain firsthand experience in the process of news creation, from brainstorming story ideas to providing feedback on completed articles.
The Tulsa World believes that young people have a unique and valuable perspective to offer. They are the future of Tulsa, and their voices deserve to be amplified. The Youth Advisory Board is a testament to the newspaper's commitment to fostering civic engagement and empowering the next generation of leaders.
The newspaper encourages all eligible teenagers with a passion for news, a desire to contribute to their community, and a willingness to share their opinions to apply. This is a chance to make a real difference and help shape the future of local journalism. Details on how to apply can be found on the Tulsa World's website, offering a gateway for young Tulsans to become active participants in the news that shapes their world.
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