Image An Indigenous Korubo boy in the Amazon rainforest. Image by Paulo Múmia/Fundação Nacional dos Povos Indígenas [National ...

Image Caption: Frozen shark carcasses are transferred from a Taiwanese longliner to a Panama-flagged collecting vessel in the Atlantic Ocean in 2019. From the story “That ‘Fish’ on the Menu? In Brazil ...

Mike Chen, owner of Everyday Noodles, told Pittsburgh Post-Gazette restaurant critic Melissa McCart ...

Mark Schulte directs the U.S. education and outreach programs for the Pulitzer Center. Before coming to the Pulitzer Center in 2011, he taught global issues-based journalism for nearly ten years at ...

Pulitzer Center grantees report on shadowy finance schemes, mismanagement, abuse of power, and other systemic exploits and failures that destabilize countries, erode democracies and governance, and ...

Psychological and emotional well-being are integral components of overall health, and are fundamental human rights. Strong mental health correlates with physical, social, and economic well-being at ...

Digging for gold, drilling oil wells, and extracting lithium for car batteries. Industries that pull products from the Earth contribute to the destruction of natural carbon sinks like rainforests and ...

Lizzie is the Latin American correspondent for Science magazine, based in Mexico City. She frequently covers archaeology, the environment, science policy, and the intersection of science and human ...

Gregory Scruggs is a journalist based in Seattle. He has a bachelor's degree from Harvard University and a master's degree from Columbia University. A specialist in Latin America and the Caribbean, he ...

Nazis, Klansmen, Proud Boys, communists, Christians, flag burners, cross burners, Bible and Koran burners, Jehovah’s Witnesses who won’t salute ...

Hosted by the Pulitzer Center, Hola Cultura, and FH Faunteroy Center and Resilience Incubator Image   In D.C.’s swampy ...

The Death of the Citarum River: Indonesia's Most Toxic Waterway. CIGADO, INDONESIA––Dedi Rahmat glanced over his shoulder toward the west and quickly decided he had time for one more run on the river.