Hometown, Velilla de San Antonio, David Carmena, town square, edited

June 16, 2023

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The main square of Velilla de San Antonio. In the background there is a fountain which represents three of the world’s religions: Christianity, Islam and Judaism. (David Carmena/YJI)

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

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Hear directly from ‘No one is safe’ reporters

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

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A stunning journey to France and Italy

September 27, 2023

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Chamonix, FRANCE – Europe is full of beautiful natural landscapes, but if there is one place that...

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Her national pride grew as she shared her country with YJI

September 23, 2023

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by Viktorie Goldmannová, Joanne Yau, Anne van Mill

PRAGUE – Many times in my life I have felt embarrassed of my country. Oftentimes to the extent that...

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