The Pulitzer Center seeks a strategic relationship builder to transform how individual donors connect with its mission of supporting independent journalism on critical global issues. Learn more about the Manager of Individual Giving position and apply! 👉 https://bit.ly/48YoHH1

The Pulitzer Center’s “2025: A Year in Photos” is a collection of images that portray in-depth investigations through unique perspectives that allow us to empathize with the unknown, and foster a relationship with those represented from afar. 📷 https://bit.ly/2025YIP 📸

Help us look back—and ahead! As the Pulitzer Center marks a milestone 20-year anniversary in 2026, tell us what excites you about our work, what moved you, and how you believe journalism can make a difference. Take our short survey → https://forms.gle/PxVXiVSxSWVbm7oM6

Marc Dervaes went to Mexico for a brain-bending, existential jolt from a psychedelic drug that desperate military veterans are hoping will relieve their trauma. This story was supported by the @pulitzercenter.org thewarhorse.org/veteran-ibog...

A Year in Stories ✨ Journalism is at the heart of our mission, and we’re excited to share a hand-picked selection of underreported stories from 2025, curated by our staff. Explore the stories that shaped our year #PulitzerStaffPicks! https://bit.ly/YIStories25

The Pulitzer Center seeks a visionary leader to drive our university partnerships—creating innovative, scalable programs that harness journalism to connect students across all disciplines for purpose, civic identity, & global understanding. Apply now! 👉 https://bit.ly/4iTnAvn

Last call! Applications for the Pulitzer Center’s Mental Well-Being Reporting Fellowships are closing today! We are looking for underreported stories that focus on promoting mental well-being in the U.S. Submit your proposal now! 👉 https://bit.ly/4pXgfNE

Applications for the Pulitzer Center's Mental Well-Being Reporting Fellowships close soon! We are seeking proposals for underreported stories aimed at promoting mental well-being in the U.S. Learn more about eligibility and requirements here: 👉 https://bit.ly/4pXgfNE

20 years. Countless stories and impacts. We want to know: What mattered most to you? What excites you about the next 20 years of the Pulitzer Center? Help us celebrate a milestone anniversary by taking this short survey! https://forms.gle/PxVXiVSxSWVbm7oM6

To close the year, the Pulitzer Center is excited to once again announce the annual “A Year in Photos.” This year-end feature showcases the extraordinary and stunning work of photojournalists covering underreported stories worldwide. 📷 https://bit.ly/2025YIP 📸

As 2025 wraps up, our team takes a moment to reflect on the journalism that moved, surprised, challenged, and impacted us. We are proud and excited to share a hand-picked selection of Pulitzer Center-supported stories. 2025: A Year in Stories 🌎🌍🌏 https://bit.ly/YIStories25

Apply now to the Pulitzer Center's Mental Well-Being Reporting Fellowships! We are seeking proposals that focus on underreported stories aimed at promoting mental well-being in the U.S. Learn more about eligibility and requirements to apply! https://bit.ly/4pXgfNE

The Pulitzer Center seeks a strategic relationship builder to transform how individual donors connect with its mission of supporting independent journalism on critical global issues. Learn more about the Manager of Individual Giving position and apply! 👉 https://bit.ly/48YoHH1

The Pulitzer Center seeks a visionary leader to drive our university partnerships—creating innovative, scalable programs that harness journalism to connect students across all disciplines for purpose, civic identity, and global understanding. Apply today! 👉 bit.ly/4iTnAvn

1/2 Highlights of new @Johnny_Sturgeon #vaquita stories for @pulitzercenter, let's start with his own: "Without being on the ground - & indeed, out on the water - I would have failed to tell the story of these people, or of vaquita conservation, with any accuracy or empathy."

For “2025: A Year in Stories,” the Pulitzer Center staff selected nine reporting projects supported through our Human Rights focus area. Explore all the #PulitzerStaffPicks! 🧵 👉 bit.ly/YIStories25

Help us look back—and ahead! As the Pulitzer Center marks a milestone 20-year anniversary in 2026, tell us what excites you about our work, what moved you, and how you believe journalism can make a difference. Take our short survey → forms.gle/PxVXiVSxSWVb...

Would love to have some insight from the educators in our extended community here! #EduSky

The Pulitzer Center is now accepting applications for Reporting Fellowships focused on issues related to Mental Well-Being in the U.S.! Current students at our Campus Consortium partner schools and recent graduates are encouraged to send applications. 👉 bit.ly/4pXgfNE

The “2025: A Year in Stories,” a year-end special feature that highlights reporting projects selected by the Pulitzer Center staff, features four projects and stories supported through our Global Health focus area. Check out all our selections! 👉 bit.ly/YIStories25

Did you know? The Pulitzer Center is celebrating 20 years in 2026! As we prepare for a milestone year, we want to hear from our community. What excites you about our mission? Do you see the potential of journalism to change the world? Tell us → forms.gle/PxVXiVSxSWVb...

An important story from @richardastone.bsky.social -- thanks to the @pulitzercenter.org for supporting his reporting and for highlighting the article in this year's picks.

🏆 Congrats to Glòria Pallarès who won the Anti-Corruption Excellence Award last week for a @mongabay.com investigation supported by @pulitzercenter.org at a ceremony during UN Convention against Corruption (COSP11) "Entities engaged in corrupt practices do not fear the law; they fear exposure.”

The “2025: A Year in Photos” is a collection of images that portray in-depth investigations through unique angles and perspectives that allow us to understand and empathize with the unknown, and foster a relationship with those represented from afar. Explore! 📷 bit.ly/2025YIP 📸

To close the year, the Pulitzer Center is excited to once again announce the annual “A Year in Photos.” This year-end feature showcases the extraordinary and stunning work of photojournalists covering underreported stories worldwide. Explore these extraordinary photographs. 📷 bit.ly/2025YIP 📸

Congrats to Pulitzer Center Fellows @philjaco.bsky.social, @bykarlamendes.bsky.social, @nandawenzel.bsky.social, and Data Editor @kuangkeng.bsky.social!

This year’s #PulitzerStaffPicks feature 5 reporting projects supported through our Peace and Conflict focus area. The stories feature testimonies from atomic bomb survivors, life after the Assad regime collapsed, Ukraine's frontlines, and more. Learn more! 👉 bit.ly/YIStories25

Our AI Spotlight Series curriculum is available! If you are a journalist interested in building your skills and knowledge to cover AI critically and responsibly, explore the training modules across three learning tracks. Explore this modules! 👉 bit.ly/AISpotSosc

Covering conflict or its ripple effects? The @pulitzercenter.org is funding deep, safety-focused reporting on wars, displacement, authoritarianism, gender violence & more. Freelancers need firm editorial backing. Grants available now for projects that seek truth – & peace.

A lawsuit against Match Group, filed by six women who were sexually assaulted by the same person, cites a Pulitzer Center-supported investigation and accuses the world’s largest dating app company of “accommodating rapists across its products.” #Impact bit.ly/4j6lTuT

This week on the Mongabay Newscast @philjaco.bsky.social explains how he, @bykarlamendes.bsky.social and @pulitzercenter.org's Kuang Keng Kuek Ser uncovered the fact that state governments in Brazil have been serving shark meat to thousands of public institutions. Listen to full story here:

Meet the 12 educators from across the country who make up our 2025 Global Health Teacher Fellows! Learn how this cohort is working to connect their students with global stories on health inequities and stay tuned to explore their lesson plans! 👉 bit.ly/3N6ucur

A podcast I admire very much as Computer Says Maybe has included in one of its last episodes part of a conversation I took part in during Mozilla Festival in Barcelona some weeks ago. cc @themaybe.org @alixdunn.com share.transistor.fm/s/922463d3

By day, Maria Liana Mutia is an #accessibility specialist. But when she's not at work, she's a silver-medal #Paralympian in judo. And she's going for gold at @la28games.bsky.social! 🥋🥇 #BlindNewWorld (Story via @pulitzercenter.org ⬇️)

The civil lawsuit filed Tuesday accuses the world’s largest dating app company of “accommodating rapists across its products,” through “negligence” and a “defective” product, and argues that dating apps could kick off serial rapists, but don’t.

The Pulitzer Center is now accepting applications for Reporting Fellowships focused on issues related to Mental Well-Being in the U.S.! Current students at our Campus Consortium partner schools and recent graduates are encouraged to apply. 👉 bit.ly/4pXgfNE

Educators: Connect your class with global issues, and the journalists who cover them, at a time that works best for you. This virtual journalist visit on-demand with @mollykraskin.bsky.social dives into her project on the shut down of the #USAID. 👉 bit.ly/4oRGnbP

Reportagem em parceria com o @pulitzercenter.org e veículos latinos investiga como o tráfico de animais silvestres conecta a captura na floresta a mercados urbanos e internacionais, sustentado por redes digitais e fragilidades institucionais. 📲 Leia aqui: x.gd/273sg

Proud to make @pulitzercenter.org's "best of" list for 2025!

The Pulitzer Center seeks a visionary leader to drive our university partnerships—creating innovative, scalable programs that harness journalism to connect students across all disciplines for purpose, civic identity, and global understanding. Apply now! 👉 bit.ly/4iTnAvn

Want to stay connected to resources from The 1619 Project and the latest racial justice reporting? Subscribe to the 1619 Education newsletter to receive resources, events, and more in your inbox every month. Sign up now! 👉 bit.ly/4n9Hns7

This year’s #PulitzerStaffPicks feature 18 reporting projects supported through our Climate and Environment focus area. The stories feature global issues on forests, mountains, and marine ecosystems, but also hyper-local stories. Learn more! 👉 bit.ly/YIStories25

The Pulitzer Center is now accepting applications for Reporting Fellowships focused on issues related to Mental Well-Being in the U.S.! Current students at our Campus Consortium partner schools and recent graduates are encouraged to apply. Learn more! 👉 bit.ly/4pXgfNE

Ghanaians at home and abroad are navigating hope and an uneasy partnership between Washington and Accra. This story was supported by @pulitzercenter.org https://capitalbnews.org/ghana-us-deportations-trump-ice/

O episódio “A nova geração” reconstitui, pela voz de uma criança, a mobilização indígena, quilombola e ribeirinha que conseguiu barrar um movimento que cresce pelo país – o da educação à distância para jovens de comunidades afastadas dos grandes centros. radionovelo.com.br/originais/ap...

How can AI accountability journalism help students investigate the benefits and harms of technology? Join un at '1619 Global Connections Series: Investigating Legacies of Slavery in AI' 🗓️Saturday, December 13, 3:00-4:30pm EST Register now 👉 bit.ly/4rQQXCI

O episódio "A volta de Goreth Suruí", do Rádio Novelo Apresenta, entrou em destaque na publicação "2025: Year in Stories" que faz uma retrospectiva das histórias que tiveram apoio do @pulitzercenter.org neste ano.

As Kibira's water sources disappear, locals in Burundi are left stranded - walking miles for water, facing failed harvests & losing hope. Deforestation & poor land use are turning a once-lush forest into a water-scarce crisis. - Bizimana Arthur @pulitzercenter.org infonile.org/en/2025/11/n...

The Pulitzer Center’s 2025: A Year in Stories features 5 projects from our Information & AI Focus Area. These stories reveal failed AI systems, online criminal activities, & the expansion of tech companies' infrastructure into drought-ridden communities. 👉 bit.ly/YIStories25

Entangled examined the threats to North Atlantic right whales & the policies to address them. Now, as the series closes, we return to the people working to change the outcome: www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/artic... @pulitzercenter.org @theglobeandmail.com