South America

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PART OF: Ashaninka: Planters of Forests

Series ‘Ashaninka, Planters of Forests’: Efforts To Recover Degraded Forest Lands (Portuguese)

Laís Duarte
Amazon RJF Grantee

July 29, 2023
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PART OF: Ashaninka: Planters of Forests

Series ‘Ashaninka: Planters of Forests’ and the Art of Looming (Portuguese)

Laís Duarte
Amazon RJF Grantee

July 28, 2023
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PART OF: Seeds for a Sustainable Future: Hyperlocal Solutions in Indigenous Lands

Podcast: How To Protect Our Planet: Learning From Indigenous Communities in Brazil

Amanda Magnani
Amazon RJF Grantee

July 27, 2023
English

Pulitzer Center Update

Pulitzer Center Partners Among Winners of 2023 Cabot Prizes

The Columbia University Journalism School announced the winners of the 2023 Maria Moors Cabot Prizes...

Grace Jensen
Pulitzer Center Staff

July 25, 2023
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Pulitzer Center Update

Sharing the Secrets of the Amazon

An Indigenous Language Tests Time and Isolation In Iskonawa, one of the estimated 300 languages...

Fernanda Buffa
Pulitzer Center Staff

July 21, 2023
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PART OF: Seeds for a Sustainable Future: Hyperlocal Solutions in Indigenous Lands

Seeds for Tomorrow: Young Indigenous People Find Poultry Farming a Path to Community Development (Portuguese)

Multiple Authors

July 19, 2023
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PART OF: The Aftermath of Bolsonaro

Bible and Airplane: How Missionaries Seek Out Indigenous People in the Amazon (Portuguese)

Tatiana Merlino
Amazon RJF Grantee

July 19, 2023
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PART OF: Exposing Inequalities: How the Health Care System Failed in Venezuela

The Cost of Giving Birth in Venezuela (Spanish)

Multiple Authors

July 18, 2023
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PART OF: Seeds for a Sustainable Future: Hyperlocal Solutions in Indigenous Lands

Seeds for Tomorrow: State Youth Farm Works With Native Seeds and Encourages Indigenous Youth To Preserve Traditions (Portuguese)

Amanda Magnani
Amazon RJF Grantee

July 14, 2023
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Project

Mining in Peru: The Wound That Continues To Bleed

This is a series on the consequences of irresponsible large-scale mining in Peru.

Roberth Orihuela Quequezana
Grantee

READ MORE ABOUT THIS PROJECT - Mining in Peru: The Wound That Continues To Bleed
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PART OF: Peru’s Isolated Tribes Under Pressure

How the Last Isolated People on Earth Live (Spanish)

Multiple Authors

July 13, 2023
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PART OF: Mining in Peru: The Wound That Continues To Bleed

The Unprotected Water of the Peruvian Andes (Spanish)

Roberth Orihuela Quequezana
Grantee

July 13, 2023