See Some Of Our 2012 Contest Winners
Many people know that Youth Journalism International holds a comprehensive contest each year to recognize the best in journalism by young people worldwide. But what many don’t realize is that the contest is open to young people all over the globe whether they are involved with Youth Journalism International or not. Our aim is to recognize the best youth journalism in the world that is published in English and while we … Read entire article »
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See Some Of Our 2012 Contest Winners
Many people know that Youth Journalism International holds a comprehensive contest each year to recognize the best in journalism by young people worldwide. But what many don’t realize is that the contest is open to young people all over the globe whether they are involved with Youth Journalism International or not. Our aim is to recognize the best youth journalism in the world that is published in English and while we believe our students’ work is among the best, there are others who deserve recognition,too. This year, a YJI student, Pushkal Shivam, won the top prize, Student Journalist of the Year. He was the first YJI student to capture that award since the contest began three years ago. This year, young people in 18 … Read entire article »
Filed under: 2012 Annual Contest, Excellence in Journalism Contest, Mark Ionescu, Narine Daneghyan, Nyno Ortiz, Pushkal Shivam, YJI contest
See Some Of Our 2012 Contest Winners
Many people know that Youth Journalism International holds a comprehensive contest each year to recognize the best in journalism by young people worldwide. But what many don’t realize is that the contest is open to young people all over the globe whether they are involved with Youth Journalism International or not. Our aim is to recognize the best youth journalism in the world that is published in English and while we believe our students’ work is among the best, there are others who deserve recognition,too. This year, a YJI student, Pushkal Shivam, won the top prize, Student Journalist of the Year. He was the first YJI student to capture that award since the contest began three years ago. This year, young people in 18 … Read entire article »
Filed under: 2012 Annual Contest, Excellence in Journalism Contest, Mark Ionescu, Narine Daneghyan, Nyno Ortiz, Pushkal Shivam, YJI contest
See Some Of Our 2012 Contest Winners
Many people know that Youth Journalism International holds a comprehensive contest each year to recognize the best in journalism by young people worldwide. But what many don’t realize is that the contest is open to young people all over the globe whether they are involved with Youth Journalism International or not. Our aim is to recognize the best youth journalism in the world that is published in English and while we believe our students’ work is among the best, there are others who deserve recognition,too. This year, a YJI student, Pushkal Shivam, won the top prize, Student Journalist of the Year. He was the first YJI student to capture that award since the contest began three years ago. This year, young people in 18 … Read entire article »
Filed under: 2012 Annual Contest, Excellence in Journalism Contest, Mark Ionescu, Narine Daneghyan, Nyno Ortiz, Pushkal Shivam, YJI contest
See Some Of Our 2012 Contest Winners
Many people know that Youth Journalism International holds a comprehensive contest each year to recognize the best in journalism by young people worldwide. But what many don’t realize is that the contest is open to young people all over the globe whether they are involved with Youth Journalism International or not. Our aim is to recognize the best youth journalism in the world that is published in English and while we believe our students’ work is among the best, there are others who deserve recognition,too. This year, a YJI student, Pushkal Shivam, won the top prize, Student Journalist of the Year. He was the first YJI student to capture that award since the contest began three years ago. This year, young people in 18 … Read entire article »
Filed under: 2012 Annual Contest, Excellence in Journalism Contest, Mark Ionescu, Narine Daneghyan, Nyno Ortiz, Pushkal Shivam, YJI contest
YJI Afghan, Indian Students Meet In Delhi
YouthJournalism.org Youth Journalism International’s Edrees Kakar of Kabul, Afghanistan, recently traveled to India. While there, he met and spent time with student Roohani Deshpande of Delhi. The two are pictured in the above photo. On his travels, Edrees also spoke with two other YJI students, Puskal Shivam of Mumbai and Rachel Glogowski, of Connecticut, U.S.A., who is studying in India. Because of logistics, he wasn’t able to meet with either of them in person, but made the most of his time seeing all he could of that fascinating country. We’re happy to show more evidence of YJI students connecting, in person and online, to build bridges of understanding between people, cultures and nations. Together, our students are changing the world for the better. Watch this space for … Read entire article »
Filed under: Afghanistan, Connecticut, Delhi, Edrees Kakar, India, Kabul, Mumbai, Pushkal Shivam, Rachel Glogowski, Roohani Deshpande, U.S.A.
YJI Afghan, Indian Students Meet In Delhi
YouthJournalism.org Youth Journalism International’s Edrees Kakar of Kabul, Afghanistan, recently traveled to India. While there, he met and spent time with student Roohani Deshpande of Delhi. The two are pictured in the above photo. On his travels, Edrees also spoke with two other YJI students, Puskal Shivam of Mumbai and Rachel Glogowski, of Connecticut, U.S.A., who is studying in India. Because of logistics, he wasn’t able to meet with either of them in person, but made the most of his time seeing all he could of that fascinating country. We’re happy to show more evidence of YJI students connecting, in person and online, to build bridges of understanding between people, cultures and nations. Together, our students are changing the world for the better. Watch this space for … Read entire article »
Filed under: Afghanistan, Connecticut, Delhi, Edrees Kakar, India, Kabul, Mumbai, Pushkal Shivam, Rachel Glogowski, Roohani Deshpande, U.S.A.
YJI Afghan, Indian Students Meet In Delhi
YouthJournalism.org Youth Journalism International’s Edrees Kakar of Kabul, Afghanistan, recently traveled to India. While there, he met and spent time with student Roohani Deshpande of Delhi. The two are pictured in the above photo. On his travels, Edrees also spoke with two other YJI students, Puskal Shivam of Mumbai and Rachel Glogowski, of Connecticut, U.S.A., who is studying in India. Because of logistics, he wasn’t able to meet with either of them in person, but made the most of his time seeing all he could of that fascinating country. We’re happy to show more evidence of YJI students connecting, in person and online, to build bridges of understanding between people, cultures and nations. Together, our students are changing the world for the better. Watch this space for … Read entire article »
Filed under: Afghanistan, Connecticut, Delhi, Edrees Kakar, India, Kabul, Mumbai, Pushkal Shivam, Rachel Glogowski, Roohani Deshpande, U.S.A.
YJI Afghan, Indian Students Meet In Delhi
YouthJournalism.org Youth Journalism International’s Edrees Kakar of Kabul, Afghanistan, recently traveled to India. While there, he met and spent time with student Roohani Deshpande of Delhi. The two are pictured in the above photo. On his travels, Edrees also spoke with two other YJI students, Puskal Shivam of Mumbai and Rachel Glogowski, of Connecticut, U.S.A., who is studying in India. Because of logistics, he wasn’t able to meet with either of them in person, but made the most of his time seeing all he could of that fascinating country. We’re happy to show more evidence of YJI students connecting, in person and online, to build bridges of understanding between people, cultures and nations. Together, our students are changing the world for the better. Watch this space for … Read entire article »
Filed under: Afghanistan, Connecticut, Delhi, Edrees Kakar, India, Kabul, Mumbai, Pushkal Shivam, Rachel Glogowski, Roohani Deshpande, U.S.A.
YJI Afghan, Indian Students Meet In Delhi
YouthJournalism.org Youth Journalism International’s Edrees Kakar of Kabul, Afghanistan, recently traveled to India. While there, he met and spent time with student Roohani Deshpande of Delhi. The two are pictured in the above photo. On his travels, Edrees also spoke with two other YJI students, Puskal Shivam of Mumbai and Rachel Glogowski, of Connecticut, U.S.A., who is studying in India. Because of logistics, he wasn’t able to meet with either of them in person, but … Read entire article »
Filed under: Afghanistan, Connecticut, Delhi, Edrees Kakar, India, Kabul, Mumbai, Pushkal Shivam, Rachel Glogowski, Roohani Deshpande, U.S.A.
YJI Afghan, Indian Students Meet In Delhi
YouthJournalism.org Youth Journalism International’s Edrees Kakar of Kabul, Afghanistan, recently traveled to India. While there, he met and spent time with student Roohani Deshpande of Delhi. The two are pictured in the above photo. On his travels, Edrees also spoke with two other YJI students, Puskal Shivam of Mumbai and Rachel Glogowski, of Connecticut, U.S.A., who is studying in India. Because of logistics, he wasn’t able to meet with either of them in person, but made the most of his time seeing all he could of that fascinating country. We’re happy to show more evidence of YJI students connecting, in person and online, to build bridges of understanding between people, cultures and nations. Together, our students are changing the world for the better. Watch this space for … Read entire article »
Filed under: Afghanistan, Connecticut, Delhi, Edrees Kakar, India, Kabul, Mumbai, Pushkal Shivam, Rachel Glogowski, Roohani Deshpande, U.S.A.
Mumbai Resumes Routine After Bombings
Pushkal Shivam / youthjournalism.org The bus shelter at Dadar, the site of one of threebomb blasts that hit Mumbai Wednesday. By Pushkal Shivam Senior Reporter Youth Journalism International MUMBAI, India – Life returned to normal eerily fast in Mumbai after the July 13th bombings. One of the three bombs ravaged the bus stop near the Dadar railway station but buses continue along that road. The commuters passing by the spot occasionally stop to appreciate the work of the terrorists before resuming their course. Pushkal Shivam / youthjournalism.org People walk past the bus stop near Dadar where the bomb exploded on Wednesday. Near the Opera House neighborhood, unfazed youngsters from college continue to enjoy the monsoon season on the street overlooking the Arabian Sea. The roads are teeming with vehicles and the suburban trains with people. Ashwin Shantilal Shah’s hardware store in Dadar … Read entire article »
Filed under: bomb, India, Mumbai, Pushkal Shivam, terrorism
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