By Steve Collins | Board president
Youth Journalism International students across the world have been, as always, amazingly busy in recent weeks. From reports from the climate talk in Paris -- see this link, for example -- to reports from flooded areas of India -- there's not much that our intrepid young writers and photographers miss.
They surprise us often with the variety of material they deliver.
Here, for instance, is a recent piece by Frida Zeinali, a teen who lives in Tabris, Iran. She wrote about World AIDS Day.
And here is a story from Dallas, Texas about the museum at Dealey Plaza about the killing of President John F. Kennedy.
Or look at this one from the Philippines about a protest spurred by trade talks.
We are so proud of all they do and grateful that you have done so much to make it possible.
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