Pulitzer Center

Letters from Port-Au-Prince: After the Quake

September 1, 2010

Seven months after the devastating January earthquake, Haiti's reconstruction has stalled as only a fraction of the billions of dollars pledged by world leaders has arrived.

Haiti, Untold Stories

The Question of Survival

Lisa Armstrong

Andre Lambertson

August 31, 2010

A Haitian woman, pregnant and infected with HIV, risks spreading the disease to a new partner in order to secure financial stability. Unfortunately, this is not an uncommon story.

Bangladesh, Pulitzer Center

Images: Hope Floats - and Soars - in Bangladesh

Glenn Baker

August 24, 2010

As we continue production of “Easy Like Water,” our film crew re-visited the solar floating schools, libraries, and adult education centers run by the Bangladeshi NGO...

China, Untold Stories

Sichuan: Controlling Water

Sean Gallagher

August 31, 2010

The juxtaposition of an ancient irrigation system with a recently built dam exposes greater dangers and harsher environmental impacts caused by modern systems of controlling water.

Haiti, Untold Stories

Wyclef Barred From Campaign, but Streets Remain Calm

William Wheeler

August 24, 2010

Some consider him a savior of the slums, or "the Sarah Palin of the Caribbean," but Wyclef Jean will not participate in Haiti's presidential race.

Moldova, Untold Stories

A Funeral Exposes the Complexities of TB

David Rochkind

August 30, 2010

A closer look at the life of a Moldovan TB victim reveals social trends that frequently complicate the disease's treatment.

Cuba

Protecting Gitmo's Environment

Lygia Navarro

August 21, 2010

After decades of isolation, the U.S. Naval Base in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, has become a de facto nature refuge. What will this mean for the base’s post-detention future?

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