Young Journalists

Young Journalists are emerging professionals typically in their teens or early twenties who engage in reporting, writing, and analyzing news stories. They often work for school newspapers, community outlets, or internships, developing skills in researching, interviewing, and storytelling. Their goal is to inform the public, share diverse perspectives, and gain experience in journalism. While still early in their careers, they demonstrate curiosity, integrity, and a commitment to truthful reporting, laying the foundation for future roles in media, communication, or related fields.