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    Grantees

    Pulitzer Center grantees are a vibrant and diverse community of journalists working across all platforms on in-depth, innovative projects of global importance. Scroll down to meet them and learn about their reporting. SEARCH GRANTEES WHERE OUR GRANTEES ARE FOCUSING MEET THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE STORIES

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    Stories

    A collection of reporting from Pulitzer Center grantees featuring stories published by media outlets from around the world, as well as reporting original to the Pulitzer Center website.

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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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    1619 Project Education Partnerships

    We will have more information on 1619 Project partnerships starting on February 1, 2021. In the meantime, please contact us with an questions at [email protected].

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    The 1619 Project Education Portal

    Here you will find reading guides, activities, and other resources to bring The 1619 Project into your classroom, opportunities to partner on this education initiative, and the latest updates on education resources and programs related to 1619. Full Issue of "The 1619 Project" Supplementary

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    Professional Development for Educators

    Virtual and in-person workshops led by our staff and journalists introduce techniques for integrating journalism skills and global news into multidisciplinary curricula. https://youtu.be/4S2WmxCBxic Our paid, virtual Fellowships invite educators to collaborate with award-winning journalists, the

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    Contests and Workshops for Students

    The Pulitzer Center offers two annual writing contests for students and year-round workshops that engage students in journalism skills, media literacy, civic engagement, and creative writing projects. STUDENT CONTESTS We invite K–12 students worldwide to participate in our annual contests: the

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    Contact the Pulitzer Center Education Team

    To email us, please fill out the following form. You can also send a message directly to [email protected].

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    Journalism Resources

    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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    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

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    Mia Wolfe, Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from “What They Saw: Ex-Prisoners Detail the Horrors of China's Detention Camps” by Alison Killing and Megha Rajagopalan Dear Senator Klobuchar, I’m Mia Wolfe. I am a sixth grade student at Heilicher Minneapolis Jewish Day School in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I am writing

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    Patten Lane, Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from "The Many Varieties of Voter Suppression" by Brittany Gibson Dear Senator Wicker, Racial injustices have become very prevalent in modern times with the tragic death of George Floyd rocking our nation to its core. Racial discrimination persists throughout America

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    Matthew Gomez, Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from "'Beyond the Beach' Project Helps Expose Climate Change Dangers Across the Carolinas" by The Charlotte Observer editorial board Dear Congressman Diaz-Balart, North Carolina recently has been suffering from a number of significant and damaging weather events

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    Dina Shah, Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from “America’s Clean Water Crisis Goes Far Beyond Flint. There’s No Relief in Sight” by Justin Worland and Matt Black Dear Mr. Taimur Saleem Jhagra, I want to draw your attention to the current water crises in our region. The problem not only exists in our region, but

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    Cody Zhu, Finalist, Local Letters for Global Change

    This letter features reporting from “Death of the Pollinators: Beehive Cemetery Points To Environmental Threat in Belterra (Portuguese)” by Mara Régia Di Perna and Elizabeth Oliveira Dear Congressman Will Hurd, Belterra, a municipality located in the Lower Amazon Mesoregion of South America, is

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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