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October 26, 2017

by Cornershop Creative

Laura Espinoza Jara, 16, of Quito, Ecuador, studies some of the contemporary art at the New Britain Museum of American Art. (YJI)

YJI students who reported ‘No one is safe’ share...

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by Sreehitha Gandluri, Emily Fromant, Purnima Priyadarsini, Norah Springborn, Amy Goodman, Chuying Huo, Lina Köksal, Manar Lezaar, Ana Fadul, Bilge Güven, Regina López, Holly Hostettler-Davies, Viktorie Goldmannová, Chinalurumogu Eze, Annalena Stache, Matty Ennis, Daisy Wigg, Thet, Burak Sanel, Parnian Shahsavary

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Hear directly from ‘No one is safe’ reporters

January 22, 2022

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by Youth Journalism International, Norah Springborn

Norah Springborn is a Senior Reporter with Youth Journalism International. Student reporters who...

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FIFA futsal Women’s World Cup is an imperfect but...

December 2, 2025

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by Isla Giron

Pasig City, Manila, PHILIPPINES – FIFA’s first Women’s World Cup futsal tournament is taking place...

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Violence in Nigeria impacting all its citizens

December 1, 2025

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by Dominic Crown, Milana Yarychkivskiy

Lagos, NIGERIA – Nigeria recently has been a horror show for her citizens, with the news going from...

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