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By Savannah Powell 12th grade, Herriman High School, UT With lines from “‘Look After My Babies’: in Ethiopia, a Tigray Families Quest” by Cara Anna and Nariman El-Mofty When blood of Tigrayan red became a crime, We learned to paint our faces Our children are re-taught to introduce themselves

By Kavana Anklekar 12th grade, The Orbis School, India With lines from “‘Look After My Babies': In Ethiopia, A TigrayFamily's Quest” by Cara Anna and Nariman El-Mofty, a Pulitzer Center reporting project In Ethiopia, the cradle of humanity, Abraha gently caresses his wife’s pregnant belly. “Tell me

By Shirzad Mustafa 11th grade, Westfield High School, NJ With lines from “Indigenous in São Paulo: Erased by a Colonial Curriculum” by Jennifer Ann Thomas, a Pulitzer Center reporting project You would have us vanish, yet we are here, to prove that we exist incarnation of ancestral ways etched

By Zina Parker 8th grade, North Branch School, VA With lines from "Ballet and Bullets: Dancing out of the Favela" by Frederick Bernas and Rayan Hindi, a Pulitzer Center reporting project Bullets in the atmosphere, cutting short a flourishing career. Without letting her head drop, she continues on

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

https://youtu.be/owVdCwvubLY SECTIONS About the 2022 Conference Day One Day Two Speakers How do journalists tell climate stories, and who is telling these stories? How can journalists collaborate more effectively across borders to tell underreported climate stories? How do we connect global and

Together with the Columbia School of Journalism and Medill School of Journalism, the Pulitzer Center awards fellowships to recent journalism school graduates. Funding for the Columbia Post-Grad fellowships comes from the University and the Simon and June Li Center for Global Journalism. Meet our

The Pulitzer Center awards reporting fellowships to students from its Campus Consortium partners—liberal arts colleges, state universities, journalism schools, HBCUs, community colleges, and schools of public health. Our Fellows receive funding and mentorship to report from the U.S. and around the

These students take part in the Sharp Seminar, a joint initiative between the Pulitzer Center and William & Mary, supported by Anne and Barry Sharp. Students learn how to translate their academic interests into journalistic work and to communicate with audiences beyond the academic world.

Le Bassin du Congo abrite la deuxième plus vaste forêt tropicale du monde après l'Amazonie. Ces forêts jouent un rôle capital, notamment, dans le ralentissement du réchauffement climatique, l’alimentation et les moyens de subsistance des populations riveraines, la pharmacopée traditionnelle, la

The Congo Basin is home to the second-largest tropical forest in the world after the Amazon. These forests play a vital role in slowing global warming, providing food and livelihoods to local populations, serving as resources for traditional medicines, supplying drinking water, and many other key

任何拥有攸关公共利益的敏感信息的吹哨人，现在可以通过一个安全与保密的方式，与普利策中心的雨林调查网络（Rainforest Investigations Network）的编辑与记者，分享情报、文件与数据。 Read in English | Leer en español | Ler em português | Lir en français | Dalam bahasa Indonesia 雨林调查网络是一个由全球各地的优秀记者所组成的调查报道网络，致力于揭发三个热带雨林区域，即亚马逊、刚果盆地和东南亚地区所发生的大规模森林砍伐活动，以及背后的根本原因和主要推手。

SOBRE O AMAZON RAINFOREST JOURNALISM FUND O Rainforest Journalism Fund visa apoiar e aumentar a capacidade de jornalistas locais, regionais e internacionais que reportam questões relacionadas às florestas tropicais. Uma das três regiões de foco da floresta tropical é a Bacia Amazônica, abrangendo

Tentang Dana Jurnalisme Hutan Hujan Amazon Dana Hibah Jurnalisme Hutan Hujan bertujuan untuk mendukung dan membangun kapasitas jurnalis lokal, regional, dan internasional untuk meliput isu-isu terkait dengan hutan hujan tropis. Salah satu dari 3 region dengan hutan hujan adalah Basin Amazon, yang