Category - Photo Essay

by Mary Majerus-Collins

Boston-based Celtic punk band gets the crowd rocking in Portland, Maine.

Lunar New Year • Photo Essay • Photography • Top

Celebrating Lunar New Year in Guangzhou, China

February 5, 2019

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by Selvaganeshamoorthi Balakrishnan

Guangzhou, (Canton in English), is synonymous with cat-tail willows. These plants are displayed at...

Journals • Music • Perspective • Photo Essay • Photography • Top • Travel

Iowa ballroom preserves memory of Buddy Holly six decades after...

February 2, 2019

by Kiernan Majerus-Collins

Clear Lake, Iowa, U.S.A. – This 60th anniversary of Holly’s death is an opportunity to...

Photo Essay • Photography • Top • Travel

Colorful, steamy, hot: street food in Panang, Malaysia

December 17, 2018

by Selvaganeshamoorthi Balakrishnan

Street vendors sell a variety of food in Panang, Malaysai. Photos by Selvaganeshamoorthi...

Photo Essay • Photography • Top • Travel

Exploring Batu Caves Temple

December 10, 2018

by Selvaganeshamoorthi Balakrishnan

These three images are by Selvaganeshamoorthi Balakrisnan for YJI. They’re from the Batu...

Art • Photo Essay • Photography • Top

Palm trees, Cuban sunset

November 23, 2018

by Thea Gribilas

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Natural beauty in Ontario

November 5, 2018

by Thea Gribilas

Tory Hill, Ontario, Canada. (Thea Gribilas/YJIHaliburton, Ontario. (Thea Gribilas/YJI)Tory HIll...

Photo Essay • Photography • Top

Abandoned student housing named for first president

October 29, 2018

Youth Journalism International

by Gideon Arinze Chijioke

18 hours ago

Jobs mean so much more than making money. They can give us structure and an identity, but that is not always a good thing, writes YJI's Amy Goodman from London, who reveals how she coped with attaining and then losing her first big dream job: www.youthjournalism.org/when-losing-your-job-means-losing-your-identity/ ...

Youth Journalism International is feeling fantastic.

21 hours ago

Entries are in for Youth Journalism International's 2020 Excellence in Journalism contest and they're about to be sent out to our fantastic panel of judges. In addition to the wonderful professionals who have been giving of their time to do this each year, several more have generously signed on, including cartoonist Neil Slorance of Glasgow, attorneys Geraldine Soon and Hila Yosafi, photographer Yasser Mobarak and public health advocate and Fulbright fellow Rachel Glogowski. You can read all about all the judges at the link in the comments. ...

Youth Journalism International

4 days ago

Sea monsters invade Aberdeen, Scotland! Video, pictures and a story. Don't miss the latest from Correspondent Owen Ferguson, who bravely delivers the goods. www.youthjournalism.org/sea-monsters-invade-aberdeen/ ...

Youth Journalism International updated their cover photo.

5 days ago

Thanks to our supportive friend Tsukasa Mats, YJI's logo is on a race car in Japan! ...

Youth Journalism International

5 days ago

"Though the UK officially left the European Union last month, the tumultuous time hasn’t ended. Now, though, those fighting are not battling the idea of leaving, but the hate they see in the wake of Brexit." New work - a news story and an accompanying commentary - from Emily Fromant in the UK: www.youthjournalism.org/post-brexit-backlash-targets-languages-other-than-english/ ...