Climate change translates into economic change—and a changed landscape for workers and companies. The Pulitzer Center supports journalists documenting the risks for laborers and workplaces of all ...

Tell your representative what global issue you want them to prioritize! Tell your local leaders, and the wider world, what matters most to you. The Pulitzer Center, in partnership with YouthServe, ...

Michelle Ciulla Lipkin has served as Executive Director of the National Association for Media Literacy Education (NAMLE) since 2012. She has helped NAMLE grow to be the preeminent media literacy ...

Jason McLure, a correspondent at The Examination, will speak in classes at Benedictine University, meet with students at Truman College, and present during the University of Chicago's annual ...

This coming Wednesday, Oct. 16, the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School and its signature Climate Café series will feature the first of two panel discussions on the award-winning WLRN podcast, A ...

Part of the Electoral Frontiers webinar series, including "Political Engagement in the Digital Age" and "Democracy's Challenge to Rising Authoritarianism." The right to vote has become a contentious ...

The Pulitzer Center is enabling journalists to cover relevant and timely stories about the fast-evolving world of science specific to global health and development. The Pulitzer Center is enabling ...

The Democratic Republic of Congo has cancelled a major auction of rights to drill for oil and gas across the country, ...

Image courtesy of The Outlier. South Africa. The arid Northern Cape, South Africa’s largest yet least-populated province, could become the new heartbeat of the economy if the energy transition unfolds ...

In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, we are featuring several journalists who have reported on relevant topics, and who would love to visit your classroom! Take a look at our featured ...

Rachel Parsons is a writer, multimedia journalist, photographer, and videographer. Her work focuses on climate, the environment, and anthropological intersections.