P2024-07-20_113829 CDMX subway marked for women-only cars YJI (3) RSZD

December 30, 2024

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A subway train in Mexico City. Markings on the platform indicate where only women and children are allowed to board. (YJI photo)

YJI students who reported ‘No one is safe’ share...

January 31, 2022

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by Sreehitha Gandluri, Emily Fromant, Purnima Priyadarsini, Norah Springborn, Amy Goodman, Chuying Huo, Lina Köksal, Manar Lezaar, Ana Fadul, Bilge Güven, Regina López, Holly Hostettler-Davies, Viktorie Goldmannová, Chinalurumogu Eze, Annalena Stache, Matty Ennis, Daisy Wigg, Thet, Burak Sanel, Parnian Shahsavary

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by Youth Journalism International, Norah Springborn

Norah Springborn is a Senior Reporter with Youth Journalism International. Student reporters who...

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Falling for apples in Maine

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by Lina Marie Schulenkorf, Carlos Fra-Nero

Turner, Maine, U.S.A. – When we think about autumn, pumpkins, changing colors, pie and apple...

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My bubble-wrapped boarding school feels like home

September 4, 2025

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by Lelna Mengesha

Debre Birhan, ETHIOPIA – In what some might call the middle of nowhere – Debre Birhan, Ethiopia –...

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Junior reporter Lelna Mengesha wrote her hometown article about her college preparatory boarding school at Debre Birhan, Ethopia. As Lelna wrote, her school is like a "mini-world in a plastic bubble." Yet, she argues that, unlike popular belief, it does not create a disconnect with the outside world. Read the full story at YJI!❤️ Help YJI by donating at helyji.org🔗 Read or listen at youthjournalism.org---------------------------------------------#youthjournalisminternational #DebreBirhan #Ethiopia #BoardingSchoolLife #hometown ... See MoreSee Less

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Reporter Jana Salama and correspondent Noah Haynes teamed up to cover a luxury bio-leather called Shiringa. This new collaboration between indigenous Amazon people and a textile laboratory in Peru threads fashion and eco-friendliness together. To learn more about this innovation, read the full article at YJI!❤️ Help YJI by donating at helyji.org🔗 Read or listen at youthjournalism.org---------------------------------------------#youthjournalisminternational #Shiringa #BioLeather #EcoFashion #SustainableStyle #IndigenousInnovation #Peru #denmark ... See MoreSee Less

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Reporter Jana Salama and correspondent Noah Haynes teamed up to cover Haisam Mohammed's fragrances and story. In an interview with YJI, the founder of the fragrance company UNIFROM shared the struggles of using Middle-Eastern fragrances that didn't adhere to European standards. To learn more about this, read the full article at YJI!❤️ Help YJI by donating at helyji.org🔗 Read or listen at youthjournalism.org---------------------------------------------#youthjournalisminternational #CulturalScent #MiddleEastern #denmark #EntrepreneurshipStories #UNIFROMFragrances ... See MoreSee Less

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