The Pulitzer Center is a non-profit journalism organization dedicated to raising awareness of underreported global issues through quality journalism and education and public outreach.
The journalism we advance explores the interconnected nature of the greatest challenges of our times – from climate change, global health, migration and peace and conflict to racial, economic, gender, and social justice.We serve global public-interest journalism by engaging wide audiences and inspiring the next generation to value credible news and cross-cultural understanding.
We support over 200 reporting projects a year, in partnership with more than 150 news organizations – fromThe NewYorkTimes and BBC to El País, and InfoCongo – with an increasing focus on regional and local outlets in the US and abroad. Projects have received hundreds of awards including Pulitzer Prizes, Peabody, and Emmy awards.
Thanks to support from the Golden Globe Foundation, we support reporting deemed urgent in the moment – from global health, artificial intelligence, and racial justice, to the war in Ukraine and the Middle East, with a focus on vulnerable communities and stories that resonate now – and will continue to have relevance in times ahead.
Our mission is urgent: to engage all people, across the political spectrum and the divides of class, race, and religion.
