Teen-led interviews with experts, leaders, and innovators across every field. Not a webinar. Not a lecture. A real conversation — researched, conducted, and written up by a LinkTeen member.
A teen member interviews an expert in their chosen field. The teen researches the subject, writes the questions, and conducts the interview.
The interviewer writes five things they learned — in plain language that other teenagers can actually use.
Three resources recommended by the expert — papers, videos, or books for members who want to explore further.
What should a high schooler interested in this field study, read, or do? Practical guidance from someone doing it.
A project, discussion question, or action members can take based on what they learned. The interview creates activity, not just content.
Why this matters: The interview doesn't end with “Thank you for your time.” It ends with Now what? — a project, a discussion, or an action that turns the conversation into something the community can build on.
A LinkTeen Conversation can be about any field. The only requirement is that the interviewer brings genuine curiosity and rigorous preparation.
No journalism experience required. You need curiosity about a field, willingness to research properly, and commitment to the editorial standards. LinkTeen provides guidance, editorial support, and publication.
First conversations publish when our founding members complete their interviews.