Category - Notices

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When Youth Journalism International brought composer Neely Bruce’s wonderful music...

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YJI’s new coronavirus policy

March 14, 2020

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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

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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...

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‘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...

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‘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...

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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...

3 days ago

Thanksgiving might not have been your ideal, but there's a lot to be grateful for anyway. Read new YJI student Gemard Guery's debut piece from Milford, Connecticut: www.youthjournalism.org/finding-peace-in-your-blessings/ ...

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Triumphs and struggles in the riveting 'Queen's Gambit' - Youth Journalism International

3 days ago

Looking for a captivating series to watch? Annalena Stache, a YJI reporter in Germany, suggests "The Queen's Gambit:" www.youthjournalism.org/triumphs-and-struggles-in-the-riveting-queens-gambit/ ...

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Ludwigshöhe, Rheinland-Pfalz, GERMANY – In the new Netflix series The Queen’s Gambit, the audience follows an orphan girl named Beth Harmon. After an incident when she is nine years old that causes her to move into an orphanage, she meets the janitor there, who teaches her to play chess. She lo...

3 days ago

Happy Thanksgiving to all! Reporter Norah Springborn in Pekin, Illinois explains this American holiday and shares an image of dinner at her house. www.youthjournalism.org/despite-the-pandemic-count-your-blessings/ ...

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Positive social media is changing the game - Youth Journalism International

4 days ago

Who says the internet is all negative? A young woman in Wisconsin is trying to add positivity, and Rosie Evans, YJI reporter in the UK, has the story: www.youthjournalism.org/positive-social-media-is-changing-the-game/ ...

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Liverpool, UK – Since its founding in early 2005, YouTube has grown into a multinational corporation and leads the way in media trends and culture. Along with Twitter and Facebook, it was one of the first major social media platforms that is still in use today. Over the past 15 years, online conte...

'The Boys' is cynical, irreverent and shocking - Youth Journalism International

5 days ago

Looking for something cynical for the weekend? Reporter Zurie Pope recommends "The Boys," a series on Amazon: www.youthjournalism.org/the-boys-is-cynical-irreverent-and-shocking/ ...

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Piqua, Ohio, U.S.A. – I am going to admit something that may seem like a sacrilege to some readers: I’m tired of superheroes. Although I wouldn’t put myself in the Martin Scorsese corner of saying they’re “not cinema,” Marvel and DC have conquered the film industry and, frankly, oversatu...