Photography • Windows on the World

Windows on the World: Hoi An, Vietnam

February 8, 2009

by Minh Khuong

Hoi An, Vietnam. WIndows on the World. (Minh Khuong / YJI)

Youth Journalism International

8 hours ago

100 years after the end of the First World War, we revisit a piece by Felicty Rodger, a Scottish girl, about the importance of Armistice Day: www.youthjournalism.org/we-must-remember-11th-of-november/ ...

We Must Remember The 11th Of November - Youth Journalism International

youthjournalism.org

EDINBURGH, United Kingdom – On Nov. 11th, 1918, the armistice, or truce that ended the first World War, came into action and the world was at peace once again, if only for a short while. Since 1918, people across the world, on the 11th of November, remember the soldiers who gave their lives to fig...

View on Facebook

Youth Journalism International updated their cover photo.

2 days ago

This year is the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. In this photo, markers representing lives lost at war fill a churchyard in Edinburgh, Scotland for Rembrance Day. Photo by Beth Criado-Band, Senior Photographer for Youth Journalism International, 2016. ...

Photo

View on Facebook

Youth Journalism International

4 days ago

Do you buy or sell on eBay? If so, you can benefit Youth Journalism International by designating a portion of the proceeds to YJI!
Nobody's done it yet. You can be first! ...

Support Youth Journalism International on eBay

charity.ebay.com

Through eBay for Charity you can support the causes that matter most - to you - by buying and selling on eBay. We help nonprofits like Youth Journalism International connect to over 145 million eBay community members to raise money.

View on Facebook

Youth Journalism International

6 days ago

Still hitting refresh? Look here at what a young man wrote about casting his ballot in Pakistan in 2013: ...

Eagerly Casting My Ballot In Pakistan's History-Making Democratic Election - Youth Journalism International

youthjournalism.org

KARACHI, Pakistan – National elections are today in Pakistan and it will be the country’s first transfer between two elected, civilian governments. Karachi, like many other parts of the country, is witnessing large number of young people going to exercise their vote for the first time. Similarly...

View on Facebook

Youth Journalism International

6 days ago

Are you constantly hitting #refresh? Take a break from the #midterms and get some perspective from this 2012 piece by a girl who had just voted for the first time in Egypt: youthjournalism.org/from-revolution-to-ballot-box-in-egyp/ ...

From Revolt To The Ballot Box In Egypt - Youth Journalism International

youthjournalism.org

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt — Before the revolution, the idea that a person’s vote would actually count for something was a scene from a dream. It seemed unimaginable that people who weren’t bribed or threatened could cast meaningful ballots in a legitimate election. But since the ouster of former Presi...

View on Facebook

You may also like