The Tattoo

The Tattoo: Volume 5, Number 2 (Sept. 28, 1998)

September 28, 1998

by Joe Wilbur, Amanda Lehmert, Hila Yosafi, Jonathan Theriault, Bethany Rafanello, Natalie Minor, Liz Tinker, Merissa Mastropiero

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The Tattoo: Volume 5, Number 2

Joe Wilbur

Joe Wilbur, who is now Joe Killian, is a professional reporter in North Carolina who got his start with The Tattoo, a teen newspaper that eventually became Youth Journalism International.

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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Portobello High School in Edinburgh, Scotland is divided over new phone pouch policy.📰 Reporter Leila Koita wrote about what is happening with this new policy and how people feel about it.🔗 Read the story at : youthjournalism.org/new-phone-pouch-policy-divides-scottish-high-school/--#youthjournalisminternational #journalism #education #scotland #phonepolicy #phonepouch #edinburgh ... See MoreSee Less

New phone pouch policy divides Scottish high school - Youth Journalism International

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Edinburgh, Scotland, UK – In a polarizing move, Portobello High School this month became the first school in Scotland to require students to lock their mobile phones in magnetically sealed Yondr pou...

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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 On Monday, a tragic incident occurred involving a car driving into a crowd in Liverpool, England during a football celebration.📰 Junior Reporter Tallulah Binder wrote about the incident and what the situation was as of Tuesday night.📰 Senior Reporter Gemma Christie contributed photos from Liverpool after the incident.🔗 Read more at youthjournalism.org or in the link in our bio.--#youthjournalisminternational #journalism #education #liverpool #england ... See MoreSee Less

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As Harvard University fends off a stream of attacks by President Donald Trump and his administration, we at Youth Journalism International think it's important to say that we stand with Harvard.It is crucial to defend free speech, academic liberty and the right of private organizations to search the world for the most talented young people possible. ... See MoreSee Less

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In March, Youth Journalism International started producing audio recordings to go with all our news stories.We did this to remove barriers stopping people from being able to consume our content.RSBC (UK) endorses this decision and said, "RSBC welcomes the move from Youth Journalism International to include audio on all of its news stories. It’s incredibly important that blind and partially sighted young people can stay informed, and by providing audio, YJI will give them more independence through being able to control how and when they consume its content. Ensuring that they can listen to stories that help to shape our world in this way is a great step towards improved accessibility and inclusion."We have written a full article about how this helps people.Find it here: ... See MoreSee Less

Audio recordings bring news to more people, disability advocates say - Youth Journalism International

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Copenhagen, DENMARK – Adding an audio option to news stories opens a door for more people – especially those with disabilities – to access information, advocates said. Listen to this story: The ...

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