Christmas comes to Japan

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"What Cummings did was wrong, and it seemed that he was able to follow one set of rules while everyone else followed different guidelines," writes YJI's Holly Hostettler-Davies from Wales, taking aim at Prime Minister Boris Johnson's top aid, Dominic Cummings: www.youthjournalism.org/uk-aide-flaunted-the-rules-he-should-step-down/ ...

16 hours ago

With a pandemic raging, a charity in Quito, Ecuador could no longer tutor kids, so they are feeding families instead. Read YJI Reporter Aileen Cevallos' story: www.youthjournalism.org/quito-charity-providing-food-relief-during-pandemic/ ...

2 days ago

"Danes seemed to have banded together (at a distance) relatively well. This may be because of the early intervention, or the patriotic and ‘society-first’ focus of Danish culture. The strict curfews and travel restrictions other nations have enforced have not been needed." Read YJI Reporter Amy Goodman's analysis of how Denmark is emerging from lockdown: www.youthjournalism.org/danes-emerge-from-patriotic-society-first-lockdown/ ...

3 days ago

Eid Mubarak to all! May this feast day in the middle of a pandemic be peaceful and joyous. This image is from a 2014 report by student Dalia Al-Najjar in Gaza. ...

Ballerina's story inspires during a difficult time - Youth Journalism International

3 days ago

Our Ecuadoran writer, Aileen Cevallos, finds inspiration in a book by Michela DePrince, an orphan from Sierra Leone who overcomes challenges and is now an incredible ballerina: www.youthjournalism.org/ballerinas-story-inspires-during-a-difficult-time/ ...

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Quito, ECUADOR – As quarantine seems to keep stretching on and people keep getting sick, lots of us have been struggling to maintain a positive attitude. I often wake up and take a quick look at the news only to find myself discouraged about the events in the world. I feel myself getting less ener...