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Photo essay: Turkish holiday

August 15, 2018

by Abdulrahman Al Rayyis

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Slideshow: Signs at a Scottish anti-Trump protest

July 15, 2018

by Beth Criado-Band

Photo Essay • Photography • Sports

Photo essay: A grand slam day at Fenway Park

July 15, 2018

by Mary Majerus-Collins, Kiernan Majerus-Collins

These pictures were taken before, during and after the July 14, 2018 game at Fenway Park between...

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Photo essay: Boston, Massachusetts

June 24, 2018

by Mary Majerus-Collins

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Protesters in St. Louis challenge bail system that hurts the poor

June 19, 2018

by Sydney Hallett

Protesters from the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA) took to the streets in...

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Pictures of protests: March 14 school walkout

March 14, 2018

by Madeleine Deisen, Christine O'Hara, Kiernan Majerus-Collins

Want to read more? Here are the voices of YJI students worldwide since...

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A sunny weekend in Valencia, Spain

January 23, 2018

by Beth Criado-Band

India's Carnatic music the latest impacted by #MeToo movement - Youth Journalism International

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#MeToo is not restricted to Western nations or institutions. Look at what is happening in the world of Indian classic music: www.youthjournalism.org/indias-carnatic-music-the-latest-impacted-by-metoo-movement/ ...

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It’s difficult to explain the importance of music in South India. The Carnatic classical style of music that evolved in the southern part of India and primarily flourishes in the state of Tamil Nadu began as a religious tradition. It kept its roots firmly in devotion, even as musicians moved from ...

Breaking a world record, in the name of peace - Youth Journalism International

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Scooting towards a world record: youthjournalism.org/want-to-succeed-choose-high-school-friends-wisely-2/ ...

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Lahore, PAKISTAN – In hopes of breaking a world record, a team of young people on kick scooters called Wheeling for the World gathered over the summer at the University of Southern Maine. Like me, the team members are part of the Seeds of Peace community. They come from different countries and wor...

Photo essay: Norwegian tranquility - Youth Journalism International

6 days ago

Need a little peace of mind? See these photos from Norway and just ... breathe: youthjournalism.org/photo-essay-norwegian-tranquility/ ...

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Art • Photography • Top Photo essay: Norwegian tranquility October 15, 2018Add Commentby Dawit Leake Water and mountains in Flekke, on Norway’s western coast. (Dawit Leake/YJI) (Dawit Leake/YJI) (Dawit Leake/YJI) (Dawit Leake/YJI) (Dawit Leake/YJI) environment Flekke nature Norway photo essay ...

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My hometown: a crime-ridden city in England - Youth Journalism International

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That question, "where are you from?" is an uncomfortable one for this YJI reporter, who is embarassed by his hometown: www.youthjournalism.org/my-hometown-a-crime-ridden-city-in-england/ ...

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Rotherham, England, UK – When someone asks me where I live, I tell them a lie. I tell them I live in Sheffield, the closest city. Whenever I say where I really live, I feel embarrassed. That’s because I live in Rotherham, a town best known for the Chuckle Brothers comedy duo and grooming gangs. ...