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Québec City, Québec, CANADA – Art is everywhere.

Indeed, art recovers the sensation of life, as Viktor Shklovsky wrote in 1917. It helps give a deeper meaning to our daily life. At the same time, it makes us more aware of the unique experience that we all share.

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Art shapes our personal perspectives and trans...


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Québec City, Québec, CANADA – In his shop in the Old City of Québec, woodcarver Alain Flamand speaks about his craft and its history with Youth Journalism International Reporter Carlos Fra-Nero.

Carlos Fra-Nero is a Reporter with Youth Journalism International from Maine, U.S.A. He interviewed the woodcarver.

Nicole Luna is a Senior Cor...


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Québec City, Québec, CANADA – Road trips are among the best ways to build community with others.

It all started when three strangers came together for the American Fourth of July weekend: Nikky Luna from Brazil, Leith Chikh Rouhou from Tunisia and I. We had one thing in common, our involvement with Youth Journalism International.

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Skowhegan, Maine, U.S.A. – On a hot Friday morning, we packed the car and headed north for a weekend in Québec City, Canada. The excursion was a mini Youth Journalism International trip with YJI co-founders and students. I was thrilled to be part of this journey.

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Over the years, I’d heard a lot about the Youth Journal...


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