First, I want to define content
as any medium I created that is not an image or photo, such as a video, article, etc. (but mostly just video).
Yes, you may. If you simply want to use my findings as sources/references, go right ahead. If you want to feature actual content I made (e.g., a video), the topic becomes a little more complicated.
My content (excluding my music) is typically licensed under the Standard YouTube License. It basically states that I retain full ownership of the content while granting YouTube the right to display the content. In addition, it inhibits others from using that content without my permission.
Hereby, I grant the permission to feature my content in an educational context; if your article, video, or other project is about some topic, you are allowed to feature any content I made about that same topic, but only if you give proper, noticeable, and explicit credit by naming that piece of content as well as my name. You're not allowed to simply redistribute my content in any way for any reason in any context.
However, I still fully retain the right to take appropriate action if I view your use of my content as hurtful in anyway.