#InclusiveMediaMatters

This year, the European Youth Press is placing a strong emphasis on inclusivity. We aim to give voice to individuals from all backgrounds, ensuring that everyone is heard, particularly those who have not had the chance to speak out before. By including everyone, we make our stories and news better and bring people closer together.

The Global Exodus from X platform: Why Users and Advertisers Are Leaving

X, originally known as Twitter, was launched in 2006 by Jack Dorsey, Noah Glass, Biz Stone, and Evan Williams. It ...

Anamaria Bogdan

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Roma Youth Together: Europe’s Best Celebration of Everything Roma

A yearly meet-up at Strasbourg’s Council of Europe attracts Roma from all over ...

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Barbara Serra Is the Non-native English Presenter Legend in UK Media

Being the first non-native English speaker to present a primetime news programme on ...

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Malta ranks a whopping second to last in EU for World Press Freedom Index

Malta is struggling to keep up in the World Press Freedom Index, landing ...

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Attending Eurovision as a Student Journalist: All You Need To Know

For two days, I lived, breathed and absorbed everything Eurovision as a student ...

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Olympics Thanks to OnlyFans

During the Olympic Games in Paris, one thing became clear once again: the Games are seen as the pinnacle of ...

Julia Fedlmeier

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Talking about instead of talking with Gen Z

The need for equal dialogue at conferences regarding generational differences: a personal report ...

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David Sassoli and young Europeans

David Sassoli, the Brückenbauer (bridge builder), President of the European Parliament from 2019 ...

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Forum for International Journalism Students (FEJS), General Assembly 2024: “Beyond the Headlines: The Power of Investigative and Slow Journalism”

Somewhere between Denmark and the Netherlands in 1985, two students came up with ...

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The Future is Female – Reception at the Federal Chancellery of Germany in Berlin – Women shape Eastern Germany and Democracy

To mark International Women’s Day, Carsten Schneider, Minister of State to the Federal ...