Brazil flag, BW, by Nicole Luna 2023.reszd

January 9, 2023

by yjieditor@gmail.com

The green, white, blue and yellow of Brazil’s flag is getting darker with the actions against freedom and democracy, which are defended in the 1988 Constitution of Brazil. (Nicole Luna/YJI)

YJI students who reported ‘No one is safe’ share...

January 31, 2022

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by Sreehitha Gandluri, Emily Fromant, Purnima Priyadarsini, Norah Springborn, Amy Goodman, Chuying Huo, Lina Köksal, Manar Lezaar, Ana Fadul, Bilge Güven, Regina López, Holly Hostettler-Davies, Viktorie Goldmannová, Chinalurumogu Eze, Annalena Stache, Matty Ennis, Daisy Wigg, Thet, Burak Sanel, Parnian Shahsavary

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Hear directly from ‘No one is safe’ reporters

January 22, 2022

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by Youth Journalism International, Norah Springborn

Norah Springborn is a Senior Reporter with Youth Journalism International. Student reporters who...

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In Prague, a tale of two libraries

December 6, 2023

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by Gemma Christie

PRAGUE – A progression of art, culture, style and equity. All expressed here in two libraries;...

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Searching for Franz Kafka in Prague

December 6, 2023

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by Naz Mergen, Anjola Fashawe, Anne van Mill

PRAGUE – As the hometown of author Franz Kafka, Prague has several places to honor him. Viktorie...

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"As a student who volunteers in my school library, I found it fascinating to discover the changes in the architecture and design of the libraries we visited during the Youth Journalism International Global Conference in Prague," wrote Gemma Christie in a thoughtful analysis, a tale of two libraries in the City of Spires, the gorgeous Baroque and the useful municipal. Leave it to YJI's Gemma to offer an excellent breakdown of the two. She was the youngest at the Global Conference in Prague but tenacious. She's in the back of the photo on the right. Selfie by Bilge Güven in the municipal library in Prague. Also in the photo are Lyat Melese and Anjola Fashawe in the back left and Naz Mergen in the front right. Go to your favorite youth journalism website and feast your mind on this work. #library #books #journalism ... See MoreSee Less

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Today I'm beginning to publish a series of articles for all you bookworms and library lovers out there! We're starting with one by my student Naz Mergen of Turkiye. She discovered an infinite book tower in Prague and asked to go see it. We're flexible, we took the time and wow, it was cool. Here she is in front of the tower. It's in one of Prague's public libraries. You can find her piece and more to come on the Youth Journalism International website. #books #library ... See MoreSee Less

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Proud of my YJI student Annamika Konkola of Portland, Oregon, for her coverage of a panel discussion by four prominent journalists about how to protect democracy as we approach Election Day 2024: ... See MoreSee Less

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Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. – Citizens concerned about democracy as America looks to its 2024 presidential election can take action now, a panel of political journalists advised. Four prominent America...

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"Vaclav Havel’s lifelong dedication to upholding human rights and democracy mirrors the challenges most intellectuals in my home country of Bangladesh face today, and this is what resonated with me the most as a student journalist," wrote Usraat Fahmidah, a Senior Reporter at YJI from Dhaka, Bangladesh. A voracious reader, she came to Prague expecting to swoon over Kafka (and she definitely did) but never dreamed she'd fall for write Vaclav Havel. Read her piece on the YJI website to find out why and how she made the connection from Havel's fight for human rights and democracy in Prague decades ago to the struggle facing her own nation now. At YJI's Global Conference in Prague, democracy was a recurring theme. ... See MoreSee Less

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