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This is an interactive map that shows you where YJI students have written stories over the years. You can zoom in or out of the world map to explore all of them in detail. [Note: If you’re seeing this on an author page, you will only see stories by a particular student.]

Insider's Guide to High School

Want To Get Into A Top School? Work Hard.

September 18, 2015
by Lama M. Jallow
Insider's Guide to High School

Easy Peasy High School Breezy: Five Steps To A...

September 17, 2015
by Hafsa Ahmed, Amenah Shabbir
Insider's Guide to High School

For High School Success, Take It Seriously

September 15, 2015
by Dawit Leake
Insider's Guide to High School

My World Transformed When I Stepped Onto My New...

September 5, 2014
by Arooj Khalid
Insider's Guide to High School

Don’t Let Your Disability Hold You Back

September 3, 2014
by Sherry Sah
Insider's Guide to High School

Best Advice For High School: Be Yourself

September 2, 2014
by Nadia Rogovsky
Insider's Guide to High School

What If Your New College Friends Can’t Find Your...

August 19, 2014
by Evangeline Han
Insider's Guide to High School

Insider’s Guide: Making The Most Of Your Year As...

August 12, 2014
by Nathaly Gracia Rodríguez

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"There was no interference in the result of the voting machines. I think this is a discussion that is settled; the entire world has already recognized the legitimacy of the elections. The party of the candidate who lost the elections has already recognized it."Walter Tele, journalist and political commentator-------------------------------------------------#Brazil #voting #elections #Journalism #youthjournalisminternational#democracy #politics #electionresults ...

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☑️ ✨ "I already have to fight for everything. I shouldn’t have to fight for my right to vote."- Reporter McKenzie Andersen, Albany, Oregon, U.S.A.---------------------------------------------------------#youthjournalisminternational #voting #ballot #Accessibility #disabilityrights #elections #politics #democracy #USA #firsttimevoter #youthvote ...

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Happy Birthday to our awesome supporter Bonnie Love! <3 Thank you for this fundraiser! Friends, if you can spare a little bit, it can help a lot! ...

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3 weeks ago

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Happy Birthday to our co-founder and devoted editor, Jackie! She's having a fundraiser for YJI to celebrate her birthday and we invite you to join in the party by sending a few dollars (or a lot of dollars!) to support YJI's educational work with students all over the world. Thanks for anything you can do. We are so grateful to everyone who has donated and shared this fundraiser! 🌠 ...

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