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January 31, 2022

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Preserving memories of the 1947 partition that divided India and...

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DHAKA, Bangladesh — Memories of the August 14, 1947 partition of India and Pakistan “nearly...

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Happy International Youth Day!!! We love it when YJI students connect on their own and even more so when they send a picture! 🙂 Here, Selva Ganesha Moorthi from Singapore met up with Manar Lezaar of Morocco when they were both in NYC. The other image shows two Holly Hostettler-Davies of Wales and Daisy Wigg from London, meeting up in the UK. <3 <3 ... See MoreSee Less

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The Committee to Protect Journalists makes the following recommendations to facilitate media freedom and ensure the safety of journalists in Afghanistan: To the Taliban, the de facto authorities in Af...

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Some books are loved across continents and oceans. "Little Women" is one of them. Rosie Evans in the UK went to see an adaptation on stage and Regina López from Mexico City visited author Louisa May Alcott's home in Concord, Mass., during her recent time at YJI headquarters in Maine. Read their work here www.youthjournalism.org/enter-the-orchard-house-and-step-into-louisa-may-alcotts-world/ and see a little video of Regina outside the house here: youtu.be/_WU8KpHvzB0 ... See MoreSee Less

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