Pulitzer Center
Explore open grants and funding opportunities from the Pulitzer Center, which supports independent journalism on underreported global issues. Atom surfaces its reporting grants and journalism fellowships, with deadlines, eligibility, and award amounts in one view.
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Jan 1, 2027
About Pulitzer Center
The Pulitzer Center is a nonprofit organization that supports independent journalism on critical and underreported global issues, and that connects that reporting with education and public engagement. It works to raise the quality of and access to journalism on important topics.
The center funds journalists and outlets through reporting grants and fellowships that support in-depth coverage of subjects such as global health, the environment, conflict, human rights, and accountability. It also supports educational programming that brings this journalism into classrooms and communities.
Grants and fellowships are awarded through competitive review, with eligibility defined per program. Journalists and students can find current Pulitzer Center opportunities and deadlines on Atom.
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23 grantsTeacher Fellowship
The Pulitzer Center Teacher Fellowship supports U.S. educators in creating classroom units on underreported global news, promoting media literacy and empathy through collaborative, journalist-supported curriculum development.
The Richard C. Longworth Media Fellowships
Supports Midwestern journalists in producing international reporting that connects global events and issues to local audiences in Chicago and the Midwest.
Reporting Fellowships
Pulitzer Center’s Reporting Fellowships empower student journalists to investigate and report on vital, underreported issues with expert mentorship and wide publication opportunities.
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