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Why this is on the board
Some big problems almost nobody writes about, and what stays unknown rarely gets money or policy. A Pulitzer Center grant lets you spend months investigating such a subject, and one well-substantiated story can shift what readers, funders and policymakers pay attention to, though that depends on who ends up reading it.
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About the role
The Pulitzer Center offers reporting grants and yearlong fellowships to support journalists pursuing in-depth investigations on underreported global issues. - Access funding for enterprise reporting projects across climate, health, conflict, human rights, AI, and regional topics. - Fellowships provide financial support, peer cohorts, mentorship, training, and audience engagement strategies for ambitious investigations. - Data and research support available through the Center's editorial team…
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