Category - Notices

by YJI

To try to help keep people safe during the worldwide public health emergency surrounding the new...

Advice to Young Journalists • Notices

Novelist Elizabeth Strout’s advice to young writers

October 22, 2019

by YJI

Notices

Celebrate the Bill of Rights with YJI in Maine

September 14, 2019

by YJI, Selvaganeshamoorthi Balakrishnan

The concert is at 3 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 22, 2019 at the First Universalist Church in Auburn, Maine...

Notices

‘Bill of Rights’ concert to benefit YJI slated for...

July 4, 2019

by YJI

“Once you sing something, you remember it forever.” -- Neely Bruce

Contest • Notices

Contest results expected to be available Friday

April 30, 2019

by YJI

We know there are many students out there wondering about this year’s journalism contest...

Notices • Top

‘Documented’ reveals journalist’s immigration...

January 17, 2019

by Youth Journalism International

Mana Abdi and Yunkyo Kim are ready to see the film “Documented” at the Lewiston Public...

Notices • Top

Youth Journalism Day is Dec. 15

December 15, 2018

by Youth Journalism International

This is Youth Journalism Day, a moment to recognize the importance and value of a free, thriving...

Notices • Opinion

Journalists are essential – not ‘enemies of the...

August 15, 2018

by Youth Journalism International

Those who are reckless enough with their freedom to shrug off the repeated attacks on journalists...

Youth Journalism International is at Beijing Olympic Park.

4 hours ago

Sports fan Tristan Simpson, who is also a reporter for YJI from England, writes about the postponement of the Olympic Games: www.youthjournalism.org/the-final-nail-in-2020-sports-coffin-but-it-had-to-be-done/ ...

1 day ago

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/ ...

1 day 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

2 days ago

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 ...