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Reprinting Articles
iEARN (International Education and Resource Network) and the Daniel Pearl Foundation own all materials that appear on PEARL World Youth News.

• Reprinting in school and youth publications
School newspapers, magazines and other non-commercial youth publications around the world are encouraged to reprint PEARL articles. Reprinted article should include the reporter's name and location, along with the following attribution: "From PEARL World Youth News, (www.pearl.iearn.org/pearlnews)." We will in turn highlight youth publications that reprint PEARL articles. This is our way of saying thanks for using the news service and sharing student perspectives.

If you'd like to reprint a PEARL article, please complete and return this form to :

  • School/Institution:__________
  • City:.__________
  • Country:__________
  • Name of Publication (URL if appropriate):__________
  • Contact Person:__________
  • Email:.__________
  • PEARL article(s) to be reprinted:__________
• Reprinting in commercial media publications

PEARL World Youth News thanks the following school publications for reprinting articles from the news service:

• Sultan Mehmood's story, "Pakistan's Youth 'Vote' for U.S. President," was reprinted in Hoofprints, the school newspaper of Mainland Regional High School in New Jersey, US, in fall 2008. 

• St. Leo the Great School in California, US, published "Pakistan's Youth 'Vote' for U.S. President" in the inaugural issue of its school newspaper, The Lion Ledger in October 2008.

• CSI High School in New York, US, reprinted journalism camp article in its paper, the International Insider, in June 2006.  

• PEARL article on climate change made it to the April 2006 issue of the Spartan, published by St. Philip Neri Elementary School in California, US.