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The Cherokee Nation risks losing its native langua

The Cherokee Nation risks losing its native language as elders pass away. Correspondent Joie Chen travels to Oklahoma to learn how the younger generation is working to save their tribe’s legacy.

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This week Matter of Fact learns how the Cherokee N

"We look at our club, and we see an answer.” H

"We look at our club, and we see an answer.”

How the Luddite Club is helping teens reduce their screentime and focus on their mental health.

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“I didn't know what to do.” How a rural high

“I didn't know what to do.”

How a rural high school is offering mental health care to students in need.

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Is college worth it? Many high school students are

Is college worth it? Many high school students are asking that question before deciding on the next step in their professional journey. Correspondent Laura Chavez travels to Kokomo, Indiana to meet with some teens who are considering a different path.

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After becoming addicted to their tech during the p

After becoming addicted to their tech during the pandemic, these teens decided to stop using smartphones for their mental health. Now, they’re leading a movement to help others do the same. Soledad O'Brien sits down with the founders of the Luddite Club.

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Teens are facing a mental health crisis, but prope

Teens are facing a mental health crisis, but proper care can be hard to find, especially in rural areas. Correspondent Dina Demetrius visits a California high school that launched a program to provide students with mental health support.

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This week Matter of Fact explores a school’s eff

This week Matter of Fact explores a school’s effort to give rural students access to mental health care. Plus, the Luddite Club helps teens spend less time online. And, why some high schoolers are deciding to skip college.

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