North America
Alberta's Fort Chipewyan is experiencing an unusual incidence of a rare form of cancer. Its fish are showing up with odd deformities. Could these incidents be caused by the tar sands mines upstream?
At a time of unprecedented risks a group of news outlets and journalism organizations endorse a set of standards for the protection of freelance journalists.
Photojournalist Steve Ringman spent ten days aboard a crab-fishing vessel in the Bering Sea to document an industry threatened by ocean acidification.
The Inspired Teaching School students' "Everyday D.C." exhibition goes virtual.
Fifth and sixth-graders from a D.C. public charter school show and discuss their photography in the culmination of a series of "Everyday" workshops.
The Pulitzer Center staff shares favorite images from 2014.
A drone's-eye view of America reveals the changing nature of war, privacy, and government transparency.
We All We Got, a short documentary by photographer Carlos Javier Ortiz, shows the layers of violence, mourning, resilience and celebration in the lives of young people in Chicago.
Affordable drones are giving us a new—perhaps temporary—vantage on the world.
The Everyday Africa-Everyday D.C. fall photo workshop series comes to a close at The Inspired Teaching Demonstration Public Charter School.
The Everyday Africa-Everyday D.C. series continues with a visit to the Inspired Teaching School by photographer Allison Shelley.
Our group of "Everyday D.C." students Skype with Everyday Africa co-founder Peter DiCampo.
A bird's-eye view of our post-apocalyptic landscape.