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Discovering Home By Amelia Ferrari6th grade, DC International School, DC With lines from "Inside the Lives of 4 Syrian Refugee Families" by Aryn Baker, a Pulitzer Center reporting project Where do we belong? Where do we go when the storms rage and the fires blaze And when we seek shelter Where do we

To them the story has one side By Megan Kleiner9th grade, Staples High School, CT With lines from "Guns in Chicago: 'It's the Adrenaline, Man'" by Rieke Havertz, a Pulitzer Center reporting project To them the story has one side MurdererRobberAnd most importantly Prisoner Not

Don't Push My Buttons By Charlotte Fox10th grade, Julia R. Masterman High School, PA With lines from "The Risk of Nuclear War With North Korea" by Evan Osnos, a Pulitzer Center reporting project After a long pause, a skinny boy with two medals pinned to his chest stood and asked, "Why is America

On the Same Path By Molly H. Rufus10th grade, Homeschooled, VA With lines from "Colombia: After the Violence" by Sara Reardon, Greg Kendall-Ball, and Adam Levy, a Pulitzer Center reporting project After the Violence I thought, "I'm face to face with a monster."War had positioned him to think the

My Demon, Depression By Sydney Adamske6th grade, Alice Deal Middle School, DC With lines from "A Global State of Mind" by Joanne Silberner, a Pulitzer Center reporting project The world just didn't seem to care.How am I not noticed?It asks from inside the depths of your soul.Yet you still keep it

Summit Bechtel Reserve Project Overview In early 2013, two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and National Geographic Fellow Paul Salopek embarked on a reporting mission to walk the same 21,000 mile path that modern humans took from Africa to South America over the course of roughly 50,000 years

Northern Tier Project Overview In early 2013, two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and National Geographic Fellow Paul Salopek embarked on a reporting mission to walk the same 21,000 mile path that modern humans took from Africa to South America over the course of roughly 50,000 years. The

Philmont Scout Ranch Project Overview In early 2013, two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and National Geographic Fellow Paul Salopek embarked on a reporting mission to walk the same 21,000 mile path that modern humans took from Africa to South America over the course of roughly 50,000 years

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Celebrating Pulitzer Center Photography—and Photographers! Photography projects are an increasingly important part of the Pulitzer Center's strategy for raising awareness of underreported issues around the world—from cover stories for TIME and The New York Times to special features for National

Beyond War: Causes of Conflict, Prospects for Peace Saturday June 2, 2018 - Sunday, June 3, 2018 The Pulitzer Center's "Beyond War" conference is a unique opportunity to sponsor a timely convening on conflict, war and peace as well as the global journalism and education outreach that ensure that

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