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The Persephone Miel Fellowship is designed to support journalists from outside the U.S. and Western Europe who are pursuing ambitious reporting projects and enable them to bring their work to a broader global audience. Applications for the 2023 Persephone Miel Fellowship are now closed. Thank you

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The Persephone Miel Fellowship Fund is overseen by the Pulitzer Center in partnership with Internews. Donations to the Persephone Miel Fellowship Fund thus far total more than $80,000 since its creation in 2010. We're committed to supporting at least one fellowship a year moving forward. We hope to

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In our increasingly globalized society, it is more crucial than ever to help the next generation become responsible and aware citizens of the world. At the same time, the decline of foreign media coverage--plus the internets culture of passive information consumption--can make it difficult to find

How are floating school boats in Bangladesh linked to droughts in South Africa? What do former child soldiers in Liberia have in common with former indentured servant girls in Nepal? How is healthcare in Southern Mexico related to sick mothers and babies in Guinea-Bissau? And what do all of these

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