Youth Journalism International
Formation | 2007 |
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Founders | Steve Collins and Jackie Majerus |
Type | NGO |
Headquarters | Auburn, Maine |
Services | Journalism education |
Official language | English |
President of the Board of Directors | Steve Collins |
Executive Director | Jackie Majerus |
Affiliations | The Tattoo |
Youth Journalism International is a non-governmental organization (NGO) that provides journalism education to young people.[1] Founded by journalists Steve Collins and Jackie Majerus in 2007[2][3], it is a successor organization to The Tattoo,[4] a teen newspaper first appearing in 1994.[5]
Notable coverage included first person accounts of Hurricane Katrina and the Egyptian Revolution of 2011.[6] The organization also runs an annual teen journalism contest.[7]
References[edit]
- ↑ Swan, Julia (Spring 2014). "'More than just guidance' Youth Journalism International builds bridge while promoting quality journalism" (PDF). Dow Jones Adviser.
- ↑ "Chat with Jackie Majerus – Quill and Scroll". quillandscroll.org. Retrieved 2018-03-27.
- ↑ "Teaching young journalists old-school ethics". WND. Retrieved 2018-03-27.
- ↑ U.S. Mission to Poland, (May 2007). "Youth Journalism in the USA - A Teen Newspaper: The Tattoo" (PDF). Zoom in on America. IV, Issue 37: 1 – via U.S. Mission to Poland.
- ↑ Swager, Jennifer (August 2011). "'Raising Voices: A Bristol-born youth journalism organization helps teens from around the world connect and be heard" (PDF). Hartford Magazine.
- ↑ Youth Journalism International
- ↑ Youth Journalism Contest For Talented Teens - tribunedigital-thecourant
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