JULIANA ZAMMIT


Hi, I'm Juliana! 𓂃🖊

Juliana Zammit recently graduated from the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. She is currently a journalist with MaltaToday, focusing on news and feature writing, while also contributing to publications such as the Eurodesk Youth Portal, Pulse Z, and the Europe-wide publication Last Call Europe. In 2025, she received the IGM Award for Upcoming Journalist.

Beyond journalism, Juliana has a strong passion for photography, creative writing, poetry, and storytelling in all its forms. She writes both poetry and books, using writing as a way to explore emotion, identity, politics, and human connection. She often describes herself as someone driven by curiosity, which pushes her to get involved in everything from media and policy to social initiatives and creative projects. She maintains her own blog, and other social media platforms on activism, mental health and european affairs.

Alongside her journalistic work, she supports local organisations and political movements, including Momentum, ADPD – The Green Party, and Żgħażagħ Għall-Bidla, through social media management, communications, and planning.

She also serves on the Social Policy Sub-committee within KNÅ» and is the Public Relations Officer for the MCAST Student Council. Through her work, Juliana aims to amplify youth voices, explore social and political issues, and create spaces where storytelling and activism meet.

Featured Articles

MaltaToday.com.mt •

WATCH | Exorcist Fr Marcello Ghirlando: ‘It’s not all in the mind’

I wouldn’t say it challenged my beliefs. I would say that in the long run it has strengthened my faith because when you pray with people who may be victims of the occult or for some reason oppressed by an evil spirit or in those rare cases possessed by an evil spirit or spirits, you experience the presence and the power of evil, but you also experience the greater power of God, the power of prayer, the power of faith, the power of the sacraments… 

In my experience, the majority of people who tu...
European Youth Portal •

Where is a Woman’s Seat at The European Table? | European Youth Portal

Last updated on Thursday, 05/12/2024As opposed to men who prevail in politics, women continue to be underrepresented. People are aware of this issue as it has been studied by various institutions. Although the first wave of feminism back in the 19th century paved the way for women to engage in politics, the assumption that women lack political dominance remains. This sends the message that women must overcome their ‘lack of confidence and skills’ to overtake men in politics.The first wave of fem...
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Pulse Z •

Working for free: how Malta's internship system is failing young people - PulseZ

Somewhere between finishing your degree and landing your first real job, there is a stretch of time that nobody really prepares you for. You apply for internships, you get one, you show up and do the work — and in a lot of cases, you do it for free. You tell yourself it will be worth it. You add it to your CV. Then you apply for the next one.
It is such a normal part of young professional life that most people do not stop to question it. But the more you look at how internships actually work — w...