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Photo essay: Norwegian tranquility

October 15, 2018

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by Dawit Leake

My Hometown • Perspective • Top

My hometown: a crime-ridden city in England

October 11, 2018

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by Thomas Barrett

Rotherham, England, UK – When someone asks me where I live, I tell them a lie. I tell them I live...

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Enough ‘himpathy’ – America must listen to...

September 28, 2018

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by Yunkyo Kim

During the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday, Sen. Kamala Harris, a California Democrat, asked...

Insider's Guide to High School • Opinion • Top

Want to succeed? Choose high school friends wisely

September 10, 2018

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by Makhosazana Kunene

Bulawayo, ZIMBABWE – Entering high school can be very scary and exciting at the same time. Let’s...

My Hometown • Perspective • Top

My hometown: a tiny village in rural Nigeria

August 20, 2018

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by Linus Okechukwu Unah

Agyaragu, Nasarawa, NIGERIA – Twenty kilometers away from the hustle and bustle of the state...

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Susan Collins: ‘Our very freedoms depend on the...

August 17, 2018

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by Youth Journalism International

Photo Essay • Photography • Top • Travel

Photo essay: Turkish holiday

August 15, 2018

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by Abdulrahman Al Rayyis

Environment • Perspective • Reporter's Notebook • Top

Climate campers learn, connect and protest coal

August 13, 2018

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by Joanna Koter

Swietne, POLAND – Activists, anarchists and Catholics, Greens and conservatives, Poles and...

Youth Journalism International

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Junior reporter Lelna Mengesha wrote her hometown article about her college preparatory boarding school at Debre Birhan, Ethopia. As Lelna wrote, her school is like a "mini-world in a plastic bubble." Yet, she argues that, unlike popular belief, it does not create a disconnect with the outside world. Read the full story at YJI!❤️ Help YJI by donating at helyji.org🔗 Read or listen at youthjournalism.org---------------------------------------------#youthjournalisminternational #DebreBirhan #Ethiopia #BoardingSchoolLife #hometown ... See MoreSee Less

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Junior reporter Dominic Crown wrote an opinion piece that highlights the multiple major achievements Nigerian women have had. "We celebrate them and we are inspired by their wins, so why not give them a fair chance to show us how to run a government?" Crown wrote. For more, read the full article at YJI!❤️ Help YJI by donating at helyji.org🔗 Read or listen at youthjournalism.org---------------------------------------------#youthjournalisminternational #NigerianWomen #WomenInLeadership #opinion ... See MoreSee Less

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Reporter Dezlene Akua Erza-Essien wrote about the vibrant Nottinghill Carnival, which counts with amazing food, dance, music, and people proudly showing off their flags. However, Nottinghill Carnival wasn't always like this. If you want to learn about this multicultural festival, read Dezlene's article at YJI!❤️ Help YJI by donating at helyji.org🔗 Read or listen at youthjournalism.org---------------------------------------------#NottingHill #London #youthjournalisminternational ... See MoreSee Less

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Reporter Jana Salama and correspondent Noah Haynes teamed up to cover a luxury bio-leather called Shiringa. This new collaboration between indigenous Amazon people and a textile laboratory in Peru threads fashion and eco-friendliness together. To learn more about this innovation, read the full article at YJI!❤️ Help YJI by donating at helyji.org🔗 Read or listen at youthjournalism.org---------------------------------------------#youthjournalisminternational #Shiringa #BioLeather #EcoFashion #SustainableStyle #IndigenousInnovation #Peru #denmark ... See MoreSee Less

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Reporter Jana Salama and correspondent Noah Haynes teamed up to cover Haisam Mohammed's fragrances and story. In an interview with YJI, the founder of the fragrance company UNIFROM shared the struggles of using Middle-Eastern fragrances that didn't adhere to European standards. To learn more about this, read the full article at YJI!❤️ Help YJI by donating at helyji.org🔗 Read or listen at youthjournalism.org---------------------------------------------#youthjournalisminternational #CulturalScent #MiddleEastern #denmark #EntrepreneurshipStories #UNIFROMFragrances ... See MoreSee Less

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