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Africa

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    Camels in Marsabit, Kenya, where scientists believe the next pandemic could begin. Image by Jacob Kushner. Kenya, undated.
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    PART OF: Stopping the Next One: Scientists Race to Prevent Human Encroachment on Wildlife From Causing the Next Pandemic

    The Coronavirus 10 Times More Deadly Than COVID

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    Jacob Kushner
    Grantee
    January 27, 2021
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    Marie poses for a portrait in Komao village outskirts of Koidu, district of Kono, Sierra Leone, Sunday, Nov. 22, 2020. The 16-year-old didn’t want to get married, but when her now-husband proposed, she and her family were struggling with the economic situation. For that reason she decided to get married. “Now we are together, so if he asks me to get pregnant, I will accept that”, she says. Image by Leo Correa/AP Photo/Leo Correa. Sierra Leone, 2020.
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    PART OF: Coronavirus Child Brides

    Families Marry off Daughters To Ease Finances Amid COVID-19

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    Krista Larson
    Grantee
    December 14, 2020
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    Education Resource

    Meet Paul Salopek

    Meet two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Salopek, a National Geographic fellow and Pulitzer Center...

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    Paul Salopek
    Grantee
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    PART OF: Forests Are Violated in So-Called Development Projects

    MBILA: Departure Contract Biased, CLPA Deplore Their Dispossessed Land (French)

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    Adrienne Engono Epse Moussang
    Congo Basin RJF Advisory Committee Member
    September 19, 2023
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    Forests Are Violated in So-Called Development Projects

    The coveted forest has been destroyed by foreigners, impacting communities.

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    Adrienne Engono Epse Moussang
    Congo Basin RJF Advisory Committee Member
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    PART OF: Senegal, the Way Out for Rosewood

    Video: Massive Traffic in Rosewood Between Mali and China; Senegal a Transit Country (French)

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    September 15, 2023
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    Restoration of Central African Dry Savannas in the Face of Anthropogenic Pressures

    Initiatives to combat desertification face major challenges.

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    PART OF: A Shared Uncertainty: Migration Stories From Tunisia

    Searching for Stability as a Migrant in Tunisia

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    Audrey Thibert
    2023 Reporting Fellow
    September 15, 2023
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    PART OF: A Shared Uncertainty: Migration Stories From Tunisia

    'I'll Do It Again': Hopes of Economic Stability Propel Young Tunisians Across the Mediterranean Sea

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    Audrey Thibert
    2023 Reporting Fellow
    September 15, 2023
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    PART OF: A Shared Uncertainty: Migration Stories From Tunisia

    ‘Things Were Good’: How One Ivorian Hairdresser Restarted in Tunisia

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    Audrey Thibert
    2023 Reporting Fellow
    September 15, 2023
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    Villagers cutting and selling firewood.
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    PART OF: Restoration of Central African Dry Savannas in the Face of Anthropogenic Pressures

    Unrestrained Logging Threatens Reforestation Projects to Combat Desertification (French)

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    September 14, 2023
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    Smoking for the State

    More than half the world's cigarettes are produced by companies either wholly or partly owned by...

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    Jason McLure
    Grantee
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