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The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting is committed to supporting in-depth international journalism and using storytelling to drive public discourse and civic engagement on critical global issues. Join us in shaping how the world engages with the stories that matter most. The Pulitzer Center is a leading nonprofit journalism organization dedicated to championing the power of stories to drive engagement and impact. Founded in 2006, the Center supports ambitious journalism that investigates the defining challenges shaping communities around the world – from artificial intelligence and global health to climate change, human rights, democracy, and conflict. Through grants, fellowships, editorial resources, and global reporting networks, the Pulitzer Center supports journalists and newsrooms in pursuing in-depth stories that media systems are increasingly unable to fund at the scale these issues demand. Its work spans more than 80 countries and reaches millions of people annually through partnerships with major international, national, and local news organizations. What distinguishes the Pulitzer Center is its integrated model of journalism, education, and public engagement. Beyond supporting groundbreaking reporting, the organization builds communities of learning that connect journalists with educators, students, artists, policymakers, and the public through outreach programs, university partnerships, events, and audience engagement initiatives designed to deepen understanding and inspire participation. Today, the Pulitzer Center is recognized as one of the most innovative and influential nonprofit journalism organizations in the world – advancing reporting that not only informs audiences, but also drives dialogue, accountability, and tangible social impact.
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