Photo essay: Turkish holiday

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YJI Reporter Danish Bajwa of Dublin, Ohio, weighs in on the religious violence that raged until recently in India: www.youthjournalism.org/as-religious-violence-hits-india-the-u-s-example-could-be-better/ ...

14 hours ago

New YJI student Lucy Tobier makes her debut with this considered look at her hometown of Ann Arbor, Michigan, a hip college town that has, she writes, more diversity "than one might think:" www.youthjournalism.org/ann-arbor-its-complicated/ ...

"All the Bright Places" goes beyond the standard teen film - Youth Journalism International

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It's Friday! Looking for a movie? Consider "All the Bright Places," writes YJI reviewer Joanna Koter, who says that while the book is still better, the film is "beautifully made" and carries important messages: www.youthjournalism.org/all-the-bright-places-goes-beyond-the-standard-teen-film/ ...

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Content warning: includes references to suicide and death. No real spoilers. EDINBURGH – All the Bright Places joins the rapidly growing sub-genre of young adult movies that touch on the difficult topics of death, mourning, and mental illness. Though surely not with bad intentions, the scriptwrite...

4 days ago

In case you were wondering... work continues on Youth Journalism International's 2020 Excellence in Journalism contest. Many judges have turned in their results and others are still working. So far, despite the coronavirus, we are on track to announce winners in May. #keepthefaith ...

Youth Journalism International is in Lahore, Pakistan.

4 days ago

"Pakistanis are refusing to stay in quarantine and in one case, a person diagnosed with covid-19 managed to get out of an airport through bribery," writes YJI's Irha Nadeem in a continuation of our #coronavirus coverage, this time from Lahore, Pakistan. www.youthjournalism.org/in-pakistan-the-government-isnt-ready-for-covid-19/ ...