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2020: What’s next?

August 10, 2020

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by Parnian Shahsavary

You have to pass all the levels to unlock the boss fight. 2020 isn’t over yet. (Parnian Shahsavary / YJI)

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Youth Journalism International

6 days ago

As America tuned in for the first Harris and Trump presidential debate, some young voters were left wanting more discussion in issues important to them. Read Annamika’s story to learn more: youthjournalism.org/in-debate-candidates-bypass-most-student-issues/#youthjournalisminternational #yji #presidentialdebate2024 #harris #trump #usa Source list:Slide 2- Nielsen, www.nielsen.com/news-center/2024/over-67-million-viewers-tune-in-for-abc-news-harris-trump-debate/- Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement at Tufts University, circle.tufts.edu/latest-research/41-million-members-gen-z-will-be-eligible-vote-2024Slide 4- ClickOnDetroit’s interview with Jimena Garcia, www.clickondetroit.com/news/local/2024/09/11/student-reactions-mixed-after-presidential-debate-at... ... See MoreSee Less

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Youth Journalism International

1 week ago

Nope, dogs and cats are not on the menu in Haiti, our reporter in Port-au-Prince writes. Also, see the cute pictures of her own dogs and cat.It turns out, not surprisingly, that people in Haiti are kinder and more loving toward dogs and cats than Donald Trump has ever been.Youth Journalism International student Naïka Jean wrote from Hatti that "in every Haitian household, there’s at least one pet, whether a dog or a cat. In our culture, these animals are often seen as companions and protectors."youthjournalism.org/in-haiti-dogs-and-cats-are-pets-not-lunch/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Youth Journalism International

1 week ago

It turns out, not surprisingly, that people in Haiti are kinder and more loving toward dogs and cats than Donald Trump has ever been.Youth Journalism International student Naïka Jean wrote from Hatti that "in every Haitian household, there’s at least one pet, whether a dog or a cat. In our culture, these animals are often seen as companions and protectors."youthjournalism.org/in-haiti-dogs-and-cats-are-pets-not-lunch/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Youth Journalism International is feeling excited at Youth Journalism International.

3 weeks ago

I am happy to share that the national Journalism Education Association is honoring me in Philly this fall by naming me as one of four "Friends of Scholastic Journalism." As a huge fan of the late Ed Asner, it's especially delightful to me that years ago, the "Lou Grant" television show won the same award - as did the real life heroes Mary Beth Tinker, a champion of student free speech (she's from Iowa! <3) and the National Federation of Press Women. Thank you to my friend, the wonderful journalism teacher Mitch Eden, for nominating me! I really didn't see this coming and I am grateful for the honor. 🥰 If you want to see a little write up about this that includes the voices of my students, here it is: youthjournalism.org/yji-co-founder-honored-with-education-award/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Youth Journalism International

2 months ago

After a long day of goodbyes, most of the students are on their way home, while some are at the airport waiting for flights departing this evening. #youthjournalisminternational #education #journalism #cdmx ... See MoreSee Less

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