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    The Pulitzer Center's Behind the Story series serves as a valuable resource about our grantees and their stories, offering insights into why these underreported topics are important and how the journalists reported them. 'Behind the Story' Videos View All Q&As with Pulitzer Center Grantees Pulitzer

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    Pulitzer Center Education

    The Pulitzer Center is committed to building global awareness through education. We work with elementary schools, high schools, and universities to bring pressing international issues, and the journalists who cover them, into the classroom. K-12 Programs and Resources Want to inspire your students

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    Journalism Skillbuilder Lesson Series

    The world is full of stories, both far afield and in your own backyard. What stories tend to go under-reported, and how can we seek them out? What tools does a journalist use to find and tell stories that engage and inform audiences, while uplifting issues that don't often make headlines? This

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    Prajit Manivannan, Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from "In California’s Fertile Valley, Industry and Agriculture Hang Heavy in the Air" by Brendan Borrell and Larry C. Price Dear Senator Marco Rubio, My name is Prajit, and I am a fifth grader at Stowers Elementary, Florida. I am writing this letter to inform you about

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    Sophia Reynolds Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from “COVID-19 Data on Native Americans Is ‘a National Disgrace.’ This Scientist Is Fighting To Be Counted” by Lizzie Wade Dear Congresswoman Mikie Sherill, The United States government has shown grand ineptitude in response to the COVID-19 virus outbreak. Its

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    Dani Cohen, Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from "COVID-19 Data on Native Americans Is ‘a National Disgrace.' This Scientist Is Fighting To Be Counted" by Lizzie Wade Congressman McAdams, My name is Dani Cohen and I am a student here in Salt Lake City. I am writing to you in regards to my concern about the

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    Mateo Curiel, Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from "Intersex, and Proud" by Robert Tokanel and Yuhong Pang Dear Mayor Lightfoot, My name is Mateo Curiel. I am a high school junior studying global issues and how they pertain locally. Discrimination within the LGBTQIA+ community, in particular, is incredibly

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    Kaitlin Kitagawa Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from “Why Every State Should Adopt a Mask Mandate, in 4 Charts” by Lois Parshley and Youyou Zhou Dear Representative Yamashita, Hello! My name is Kaitlin Kitagawa and I am a sophomore at King Kekaulike High School. I would like to talk to you about the issues regarding

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    Zalachi Robinson, Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from "COVID-19 Is a ‘Crisis Within a Crisis’ for Homeless People" by Molly Bohannon, Katie Surma, Austin Fast, Nino Abdaladze, Megan Lupo, Jamie Fields, and Sanjana Garg Dear Attorney General Letitia James, My name is Zalachi Robinson. I am an eighth-grade student from

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    Caleb Villegas, First Place Winner, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from “How Can We Save Black and Brown Lives During A Pandemic? Data From Past Studies Can Point the Way” by Ann Gibbons Dear Senator Duckworth, My name is Caleb Villegas and I’m a sixth grade student at Mitchell Elementary in Chicago. I’m writing to you about an

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    Keshav Venkat Easwar, First Place Winner, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from “The Deadly Side of America’s Banana Obsession” by Madison Stewart Dear Commissioner Sid Miller, The heavy use of pesticides on produce is one of the major global problems that we face today. More than half of all the produce people consume have pesticides in them

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    Ava Agostinelli, First Place Winner, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from "José Gregorio: Either We Preserve the Amazon Rainforest, or the Planet Will Take Revenge" by Pablo Albarenga and Francesc Badia i Dalmases Dear Congresswoman Sherill, 7 years, 103 days, 15 hours, 40 minutes, and 7 seconds. This clock, showcased high and mighty in

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    Ryan Reiche, First Place Winner, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from “Built to Last” by Megha Rajagopalan, Alison Killing, and Christo Buschek Dear Senator Rubio, As you well know, China has been constructing scores of massive new prison and internment camps in the past three years. Within them, Muslim minorities. These purpose

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    Alexa Troob, Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from “The Great Climate Migration” by Abrahm Lustgarten and Meridith Kohut Dear Representative Jones, Congratulations on winning the election! My name is Alexa Troob, and I am a freshman at Horace Greeley High School in Chappaqua, New York. While I am too young to vote

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    Simon Lee, Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from "How China’s High-Tech ‘Eyes’ Monitor Behavior and Dissent" by Nick Schifrin and Dan Sagalyn Dear Congresswoman Norton, According to the World Economic Forum, analysts project that we will create 463 exabytes, or over 200 million DVDs of digital data daily by 2025

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    Radiah Jamil, Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from “Jailing the Mentally Ill” by John Yang and Frank Carlson Dear Mayor Bill de Blasio, Perhaps it’s only in the long run, if at all, that we recognize the impact of a teacher cold-calling us in class, a parent making us lunch for school every day, a friend stating