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By Emma Karn 12th grade, Sacred Heart Academy, PA 2nd place contest winner With lines from “‘Buzz of a Mosquito...But With the Sound of Grief’: The Lives of India’s Women Prisoners” by Jahnavi Sen, a Pulitzer Center reporting project A callous optimization problem: to fit 45 women in a room so small

By Mary Roche 11th grade, Eastchester High School, NY With lines from "The Farmer Trying to Save Italy’s Ancient Olive Trees" by Agostino Petroni, a Pulitzer Center reporting project Step into the ghost forest. The unearthly woodland is not haunted, Just dead. How do you kill the unkillable? The

By Emma Lee 9th grade, Stanton College Preparatory School, FL With lines from “Finding Moments of Grace and Gold in the Midst of a Pandemic” by Naomi Marcus, a Pulitzer Center reporting project i. a lukewarm berry engorged by a sticky web of dew and tears unfurling with the sour decay of reality

By Jacklyn Vandermel 10th grade, Northern Valley Regional High School, NJ 1st place contest winner With lines from “The Victims and Those Left Behind” by Mary F. Calvert, a Pulitzer Center reporting project claim 28 uranium mine, february 2020 bits of rheum like uranium glass form around the navajo

By Ares Bandebo-Cambra 3rd grade, Claire Lilienthal Elementary School, CA With lines from “Cielo’s Story #2: Fighting Loneliness” by Cielo Spini, a Pulitzer Center reporting project So long ago, I don’t remember when friends moved away to open schools and yards. My wings were clipped by zoom calls

By Beatrix Kim 10th grade, The Pennington School, NJ 3rd place contest winner With lines from "Purgatory at Sea" by Ian Urbina, a Pulitzer Center reporting project long have i held the notion that if such a thing as god exists, then he has left us, then this is purgatory, then we float in the sea

The second quarter of 2021 was another period of extraordinary, surprising growth for the Pulitzer Center. Extraordinary given the many different ways we’ve grown. Surprising in that all this activity was taking place—and thriving—under the continued challenges of the pandemic. The 13 full-time

Um ano após a chegada da pandemia na Amazônia, a situação se tornou ainda mais dramática para as populações indígenas e comunidades tradicionais. A região também se tornou foco de variantes e mutações da covid-19, expondo riscos ainda maiores para as populações e o meio ambiente. A maior floresta

Um ano após a chegada da pandemia na Amazônia, a situação se tornou ainda mais dramática para as populações indígenas e comunidades tradicionais. A região também se tornou foco de variantes e mutações da covid-19, expondo riscos ainda maiores para as populações e o meio ambiente. A maior floresta

Um ano após a chegada da pandemia na Amazônia, a situação se tornou ainda mais dramática para as populações indígenas e comunidades tradicionais. A região também se tornou foco de variantes e mutações da covid-19, expondo riscos ainda maiores para as populações e o meio ambiente. A maior floresta

Learn more about how Pulitzer Center grantees reported their stories in this special ongoing series. Behind the Story Videos Q&A Profiles

The Rainforest Investigations Network ( RIN) seeks to harness investigative reporting and cross-border collaboration to tackle stories at the intersection of climate change, corruption, and governance in the world’s three main tropical rainforest regions: Amazon, Congo Basin, and Southeast Asia

The Pulitzer Center supports special initiatives that focus on areas that need increased attention from journalists. These include rainforests, local news in the United States, and climate change in U.S. coastal states. How to Apply Apply Now INFORMATION & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FELLOWSHIP AI

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