Giselle Atlas

Giselle Atlas

The Big Smoke Next Generation: Giselle Atlas is thirteen years old and lives in Central Queensland, Australia. She loves reading a variety of books from novels to legendary speech collections. Giselle is interested in all things politics, media and from what we can assume; Disney Channel original films. At this point in her life, Giselle really wants to stop writing in third person as she can feel her IQ dropping every second.

    Reflections on my first LGBTQ+ pride month

    June 26, 2019 on , , , , by

    Reflections on my first LGBTQ+ pride month

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    As part of The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program, Giselle Atlas (13) discusses what LGBTQ+ pride month means to her and her community.

    TBS Next Gen: Why “High School Musical” is the best movie trilogy of all time

    April 4, 2018 on , , , , , , by

    What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Giselle Atlas puts forward the case that High School Musical is the greatest film trilogy of our time.

    TBS Next Gen: We need more girls to study science and maths at school

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    What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Giselle Atlas (12) wants her female classmates to embrace science as their future careers.

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    TBS Next Gen: Remembering Zynab, a girl that could have been any of us

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    What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Giselle Atlas (11) celebrates Zynab Al Harbiya, the 12-year-old Australian victim of Islamic State.

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    TBS Next Gen: We’re not offended by Disney’s bias

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    What does the next generation think of today’s issues? The Big Smoke’s Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Giselle Atlas (11) takes umbrage with the media’s push for education against Disney. Let kids be kids.

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