Palm trees, Cuban sunset

14 hours ago

"...this ban only infringes on the rights that they claim to be fighting for – a woman’s rights to autonomy," writes YJI's Salma Amrou of a new hijab ban in Belgium. She also drew this illustration. Whatever you think about the hijab, give this a look and consider her perspective: www.youthjournalism.org/government-must-keep-its-hands-off-the-hijab/ ...

2 days ago

Mid-pandemic is a
weird time to start classes. YJI student Lauren Volkodav, who attends school in Connecticut, opined about the wisdom of returning to school. She took this image of the library at Yale. Her writing is at the link in the bio. #pandemic #coronavirus #yale #newhaven #Connecticut #school #highschool #journalism #education #youthjournalisminternational ...

2 days ago

Proudly presenting the work of new student Viktorie Goldmannová, who was trapped in quarantine without much internet access. (GASP!) She made new discoveries instead of spending her time online.This is our first published work from the Czech Republic - yay! www.youthjournalism.org/at-a-remote-cottage-with-scarce-wifi-she-plugged-into-nature/ ...

2 days ago

Student reporter and illustrator Eya Labidi in Bahrain responds to the deadly explosion in Beirut: www.youthjournalism.org/lebanon-needs-our-support/ ...

2 days ago

Our hearts go out to the people of Lebanon after the deadly explosion in Beirut yesterday. YJI student Eya Labidi made this illustration and wrote a commentary that you can see at the link in the bio. #beirut #lebanon #middleeast #bahrain #explosion ...