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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Come to our first Global Gala at 12 p.m. Eastern on Saturday, May 21 on Zoom! It's a series of short, powerful performances contributed by YJI students from Australia, Bangladesh, Botswana, Ghana, England, Iran, Mexico, Poland, Nigeria, Scotland, Sweden, Turkey, the US and Wales. Performed entirely by students, this event is free, but we hope you will be moved to contribute towards the Global Conference in Istanbul next month. See comments for how to access this event. ... See MoreSee Less

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Big announcement! YJI is holding its first Global Youth Journalism Conference in the great city of Istanbul, Turkey! Students from around the world will gather there in June to work together, form lasting friendships and absorb as much as we can of the rich Turkish culture. Now is a great time to get involved and support this amazing experience. <3 Watch here for more! 🤩 ... See MoreSee Less

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Congratulations to the winners of YJI's 13th annual Excellence in Journalism contest! Check out the list of winners and all the comments by fabulous judges on the website now! ... See MoreSee Less

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"My brother and I were not very close due to our age difference. He is my only sibling, and he is 14 years older than me. But he was a real hero all my life," wrote YJI's Tanya Tkachenko, whose newest work focuses on her brother, a Ukrainian soldier trapped and under Russian attack in Mariupol. Read this gripping account of her family's pride, and its anguish. The photo is of Tanya many years ago with her brother at his prom. www.youthjournalism.org/worried-about-my-brother-a-hero-trapped-in-mariupol/ ... See MoreSee Less

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