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Q: What do Pulitzer Center grants fund and what don’t they fund? A: Grants are for the hard costs of reporting a specific story or series of stories. These costs can include travel, paying for essential data, or temporarily hiring additional people with certain skills. We do not fund academic

CHOOSE YOUR STORY Human Rights includes stories about racial justice, gender equality, migration and refugees, labor rights, LGBTQ+ rights, and more. Explore the stories below to find one that moves you. Then, use this worksheet to support you with writing your Fighting Words poem. CONTEST

By Riddhima Das 8th grade | Kamiakan Middle School | Washington Finalist, Global Health category With lines from “How India’s Public Health System Can Reach Rural Women Suffering Domestic Abuse” by Mahima Jain, a Pulitzer Center reporting project Part I: Hetal's Ordeal In shadows she suffered, her

By Aadhyaa Aravind 5th grade | VidyaNiketan School | India Finalist, Global Health category It was the evenings that I looked forward to the most. Orange hue of the sky, mild dust kicked up by cows returning after a graze, kids playing and us ladies enjoying a nice talk time, sharing a recipe, a

By William Taylor 2nd grade | Home School | Tennesssee Finalist, Global Health category Yellow-orange quarter moon, fried, boiled, peeled, with vitamin A. Hoping thousands of kids can eat the banana soon. Be gone dying! Be gone blindness! “You can't say no to science.” William Taylor is an 8-year

By Max Lee 11th grade | Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Techonology | Georgia First place winner, Global Health category With lines from “They Stood Sentry Over America’s Nuclear Missile Arsenal. Many Worry It Gave Them Cancer.” by Thomas Novelly, a Pulitzer Center reporting project

By Ava Strancke 12th grade | Arrowhead Union High School | Wisconsin Finalist, Climate and Environment category With lines from "How Congo’s Trees Are Smuggled Through East Africa" by Musinguzi Blanshe, a Pulitzer Center reporting project Mahogany sisters Once splendid in green mantles Once the

By Emma Nakhle 10th grade | Stuyvesant High School | New York Finalist, Climate and Environment category With lines from "Domestic Violence Is Cost of Climate Change for Sri Lankan Women" by Dimuthu Attanayake, a Pulitzer Center reporting project Droughts, floods, and storms spinning in this

By Violet Sandridge 7th grade | Summit Charter Middle School | Colorado Finalist, Climate and Environment category With lines from “‘They’ll Have To Kill Me First’: Locals in DR Congo Oppose Plans To Drill for Oil” by Josephine Moulds, a Pulitzer Center reporting project Their words whistle

By Evan Mackett 11th grade | Plymouth High School | Michigan Finalist, Human Rights category With lines from "Offtrack: The Long Road to Asylum for LGBTQ Refugees in Greece" by Valerie Pires, a Pulitzer Center reporting project The sun is pulled below the waves giving way to the scattered lights

By Charisma Holly 11th grade | Detroit Edison Public School Academy Early College of Excellence | Michigan Finalist, Climate and Environment category With lines from "The Soil Farmers: Black Food Sovereignty and Climate Solutions" by Justin Cook, a Pulitzer Center reporting project Plant a seed in

By Rohan Packer 7th grade | British International School | Istanbul, Turkey First place contest winner, Climate and Environment category With lines from “Congo Kouilou: NGO Noé Aims To Combat Elephant Attacks” by Jean Pierre Ndinga, a Pulitzer Center reporting project I. A Mother’s Lament I fled as

Land grabs, land disputes, hidden land deals, phony C of O's, flawed and opaque land registries— all pose a threat to the growth and development of Nigeria, one of Africa's leading economic engines. The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, a grant-giving non-profit organization that supports

Pulitzer Center's Guide to Photos and Audio Slideshows This PDF contains tips for taking better photographs and instructions for creating and uploading audio slideshows using Soundslides. Please refer to this page when working on your projects.

As part of our global health coverage, we are seeking proposals for projects that examine solutions to health challenges. The Pulitzer Center has partnered with the Solutions Journalism Network to strengthen reporting that takes this approach by offering editorial guidance from David Bornstein and

We are seeking ambitious, enterprise reporting projects on global health and the future of the global development agenda. We are maintaining our ongoing interest in reproductive health, food security, sanitation, and HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis. We are also looking for proposals that surface

TO END AIDS — Kem Knapp Sawyer and Jordan Roth Available free on iTunes, Atavist, and Kindle. To End AIDS features the writing and photography of Pulitzer Center grantees who have reported on HIV/AIDS in regions around the globe—from Atlanta to the Philippines. Journalists Shannon Bradley, William

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