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This letter features reporting from “North Carolina’s Salt Marshes Hold 64 Million Tons of Carbon Dioxide. What Happens if They Die?” by Adam Wagner, a Pulitzer Center reporting project Dear Representative Ted Lieu, My name is Gabi and I am a fifth grader at UCLA Lab School. We have been reading

The Pulitzer Center is joining Indigenous Photograph for an open photocall to solicit work from Indigenous photojournalists documenting their experiences with climate change. Apply Now Applications have now closed. Thank you for your interest. The Pulitzer Center is joining Indigenous Photograph for

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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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Update 3/2/16: This position has been filled. We are no longer accepting applications. Job opening: Communications Director Organization Founded in 2006, the Pulitzer Center promotes in-depth engagement with global affairs through its sponsorship of quality international journalism across all media

The Dream Houses By Taylor Fang11th grade, Logan High School, UT With lines from "The Dream Homes of Guatemalan Migrants" by Jonathan Blitzer, a Pulitzer Center reporting project In this country of thunderand green fruit, there are more housesthan people.In this countryof maps, every pathleads away

Dining on Paradox By Audrey Dinh5th grade, Cold Spring Elementary School, MD 3rd place contest winner With lines from "Our Fish" by Michael Snyder and Felipe Luna, a Pulitzer Center reporting project I am dining on paradox,Both a plague and a blessing. Paiche. A giant, invasive fish,And yet this

The Joy of Togetherness By Taylor Jamie Yarns11th grade, City Honors School, NY 1st place contest winner With lines from "Let's Make It Easier for Kids to Visit Incarcerated Parents" by Jaime Joyce, a Pulitzer Center reporting project I sit in a classroom of 2.7 million future tragedies.Boys that

Bag of Bones By Kristen St Louis10th grade, Ethel Walker School, CT With lines from "Families of Colombia's Disappeared Endure 'Never-Ending Grief' and a Wrenching Search" by Nadja Drost and Bruno Federico, a Pulitzer Center reporting project Most nights, the alarm clock failsto wake me up before

orchids By Emma Lee6th grade, James Weldon Johnson College Preparatory Middle School, FL With lines from "Death on Demand: Has Euthanasia Gone Too Far?" by Christopher de Bellaigue, a Pulitzer Center reporting project I. have you ever seen a flamealmost finished with its candle?a waxy pool of

Peace, Pieces By Cindy Phan11th grade, Skyline High School, UT With lines from "Vietnam's Sad Hunt: 300,000 Missing Souls" by Joseph Babcock, a Pulitzer Center Reporting Project (I ask Vietnam, What do you want?) First, the land.The swamp smileand soft bite of it, the wetkiss of its mouth closed