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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.]

Art • Illustrations • Perspective • Top

Ghana’s high school students struggle without...

September 20, 2022
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by Mayama Opare, Christine Marinho
Art • Illustrations • Perspective • Top

Good mental health care requires more than internet...

August 19, 2022
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by Parnian Shahsavary
No one is safe • Perspective • Special projects

Media can help confront sexual violence, but also...

December 9, 2021
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by Daisy Wigg, Chuying Huo
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Researchers: zombie websites and misinformation hurt...

April 29, 2021
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by Norah Springborn
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A view from inside the Myanmar protests

April 6, 2021
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by Thet
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Online school: spotty internet and no bathroom rules

December 10, 2020
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by Makayla Newbill
Perspective • Reporter's Notebook

Positive social media is changing the game

November 24, 2020
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by Rosie Evans
Environment • Perspective • Photography • Top

At a remote cottage with scarce wifi, she plugged into...

August 6, 2020
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by Viktorie Goldmannová

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In Washington, DC, here are three remarkable YJI women: Arooj Khalid of Lahore, Pakistan with Baylee Krulewitz of West Hartford, CT and Frida Zeinali of Tabriz, Iran. ... See MoreSee Less

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Youth Journalism International is at Little Island NYC.

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YJI in NYC, exploring the Little Island with YJI dad Josh Krulewitz, Reporter Baylee Krulewitz, Associate Editor Frida Zeinali, co-founder Steve Collins, Associate Editor Arooj Khalid and co-founder Jackie Majerus. #littleislandnyc #NYC #bigapple #Chelsea #journalism #education #family #youthjournalisminternational #March #sunshine #womanlifefreedom♥️🇮🇷✊🏻 ... See MoreSee Less

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Youth Journalism International is in Washington D.C.

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Don't worry, Earth. You're in good hands.Here are YJI's Baylee Krulewitz from Connecticut, Frida Zeinali from Iran, Tanya Tkachenko from Ukraine and Arooj Khalid from Pakistan in the nation's capital on Friday.They are so awesome. ... See MoreSee Less

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Youth Journalism International is at White House, Washington D.C.

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One of the perks of staying at the friendly Hotel Harrington is being able to walk to the White House in 25 minutes. What an incredible day!!! Thanks again to our supporters at the @hotelharringtondc #Whitehouse @washingtondc #democracy #government #beautifulday☀️ #journalism #education #youthjournalisminternational #womanlifefreedom♥️🇮🇷✊🏻 ... See MoreSee Less

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