Labor
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This Gateway provides compelling material related to the role of women in society and the impact of industrialization and international development on women, children, and families.
An increased demand for high-quality, certified coffee has changed the way it is grown in western Guatemala and improved the lives of those who pick and sell coffee cherries.
Award-winning photographer Larry C. Price looks at children working in the gold mines of Southeast Asia.
Roads and Kingdoms interviews Pulitzer Center grantee photojournalist on his project "Official Homophobia in Russia."
To document child labor in the small-scale gold mining industry Larry Price carried his cameras 300 feet into the earth.
Organic and fair trade coffee producers in the Western Highlands of Guatemala can earn more than conventional growers. This project explores the costs and benefits of obtaining these certifications.
2015 National Magazine Award Finalists include Pulitzer Center grantees, Jason Motlagh, Lukas Augustin and Niklas Schenck.
Life imitates art in Vladimir Putin's Crimea.
Colombia’s fast growing palm oil industry has been great for the country's economy. But not so for small farmers, indigenous groups and others displaced.
The palm oil industry has been a boon to Colombia’s economy but the industry has benefited from the violence surrounding the country’s longstanding civil war.
The Pulitzer Center staff shares favorite images from 2014.
"For the first few months back here, I did not want to be alone. I was always scared and afraid that someone would die."