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TAB member Aditi E is featured in an article on the effects social media has on young adults.



Apply to serve on our annual Teen Advisory Board, where you will gain real-world experience through our working groups: Content Collective, Events Committee, Speakers Bureau, and Program Design, to name a few.
Join #HalfTheStory’s Teen Advisory Board! “TAB” – as it is known – accepts teens ages 13-19 to serve as thought leaders, design partners, and digital wellness connoisseurs, alongside the rest of the #HalfTheStory team. Our TAB members participate in monthly brainstorming meetings and have exclusive access to unique opportunities to support and represent #HalfTheStory’s mission of empowering the next generation’s relationships with technology.
If so, please do apply! We accept applications twice a year in January and in July. And did we mention that we compensate you for your time, efforts, and expertise?
As a first-generation immigrant student, connecting with passionate peers from diverse backgrounds has broadened my perspective and sparked meaningful conversations. I’m excited to share what I’ve learned with my community and make a positive impact by helping more teens navigate the digital world with confidence!
The Teen Advisory Board is an amazing experience to learn from others and brainstorm national projects! This group is an opportunity to be yourself and to use your voice to make a bigger impact.

Taanvi, 15
As a first-generation immigrant student, connecting with passionate peers from diverse backgrounds has broadened my perspective and sparked meaningful conversations. I’m excited to share what I’ve learned with my community and make a positive impact by helping more teens navigate the digital world with confidence!

Carla, 17
#HalftheStory has given me a greater outlook on how I use technology and I feel great knowing that I'm helping others change their habits for the better!

Andrew, 18

TAB member Aditi E is featured in an article on the effects social media has on young adults.