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'The Rise of the Killer Virus' at University of Pennsylvania

The Rise of the Killer Virus screens at the University of Pennsylvania on Friday, April 24...

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High Point University Focus on Containing the Ebola Epidemic

Pulitzer Center grantees, journalist Brian Castner and documentary photographer Cheryl Hatch, visit...

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'The Rise of the Killer Virus' Screens at Paley Center During Pulitzer Center Series

The Rise of the Killer Virus screens on Thursday, April 23, as part of the Pulitzer Center's film...

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Freelancers: The Challenge of Freelance Journalism in a World Filled with Risks

At a time when news outlets are more dependent than ever on freelance journalists the risks those...

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David Rochkind at World TB Day: Voices of TB

Pulitzer Center grantee and photojournalist David Rochkind will moderate a discussion of experts...

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PART OF: Quilombolas, Invisible Protectors of the Forest, in Sight of COVID-19 (Portuguese)

Quilombolas in Pará Face COVID-19 and the Contamination of Their Water Supply (Portuguese)

Multiple Authors

March 4, 2021
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PART OF: Quilombolas, Invisible Protectors of the Forest, in Sight of COVID-19 (Portuguese)

For the Quilombola People, the Pandemic Meant Abandonment, Racism and Necropolitics (Portuguese)

Cícero Pedrosa Neto
Amazon RJF Grantee

March 3, 2021
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PART OF: Tracking the Vaccine: Eye on Equity in Chicago and Illinois

Language Barriers Are Leaving Non-English Speakers Behind in the Vaccine Rollout

Mariah Woelfel
Grantee

March 3, 2021
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PART OF: Homelessness and Affordable Housing Through the Lens of Evictions

In Richmond, VA, Eviction Burden Weighs Heavier on Black and Brown Residents

Brian Palmer
Grantee

March 1, 2021
Profits Before People? COVID-19 and the Meatpacking Industry

March 24, 2021

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PART OF: Where Is Mickey Mouse?

Performing To an Empty Times Square

Multiple Authors

February 25, 2021
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PART OF: Tracking the Vaccine: Eye on Equity in Chicago and Illinois

A Chicago Clinic Says It Will Stop Charging Patients a $200 Fee for a COVID-19 Vaccine

Mariah Woelfel
Grantee

February 24, 2021

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