The best Youth newsletters

Tucson Spotlight is a local nonprofit news outlet covering under-reported Tucson communities, with issues on youth mentorship, voter mobilization and local ballot measures. Readers get factual local reporting on civic life, education and community groups.

The Tenderloin Voice is a nonprofit local news outlet covering the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco, with reporting on community life, youth writing, housing, and city policy affecting residents. Readers get on-the-ground stories about neighborhood institutions, local advocacy fights, and recognition of residents and businesses.

A curated roundup of research on young people, digital life, and equity, covering topics like social media, gaming, gambling, media literacy and child online safety. Readers get brief summaries of recent studies and reports with pointers to sources, plus a reflective personal opening.

This newsletter is a promotional publication from Situation Project and its partners, highlighting initiatives that bring students and young people to theater, art and cultural institutions, such as free Broadway access for New York City public school students. Its issues mostly report on partnership launches and community arts programs in a polished, mission-driven voice.

ICEHONGKONG is a community organisation's newsletter covering its cultural exchange events in Hong Kong, such as food gatherings, game nights, philosophy meetups and the Global Cultural Ambassadors programme. It also promotes ICEMUN, a Model United Nations conference for secondary students, with registration details and deadlines.

Youth Ventures Asia is a Malay-language newsletter covering youth-focused stories across Southeast Asia, from student festivals in Malaysia to profiles of young entrepreneurs and reporting on international issues. Readers get event listings, student startup profiles and fact-based briefings aimed at young people.