[Pulitzer Center](https://pulitzercenter.org)

Rolling

Amount varies by project; no fixed maximum specified.

Supports in-depth, nuanced journalism investigating the design, deployment, and societal impact of artificial intelligence worldwide.

--- ## Description AI Reporting Grants, offered through the Pulitzer Center's AI Accountability Network, support journalists in producing in-depth stories that critically examine artificial intelligence. The program emphasizes projects that investigate how AI systems are designed, sold, and deployed, with a focus on accountability, transparency, equity, and human rights. Grantees join a global community of journalists dedicated to impactful, multidisciplinary AI reporting and benefit from the Pulitzer Center’s collaborative ecosystem and resources. --- ## Due Dates - Applications are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis; there is no fixed deadline. --- ## Funding Amount - There is no publicly stated maximum or minimum award amount for AI Reporting Grants. - Funding is tailored to the scope and needs of each proposed project. - Typical costs covered include records requests, travel, data analysis, and stipends (especially for freelancers). - Applicants should consult the [AI Reporting Grants page](https://pulitzercenter.org/grants-fellowships/opportunities-journalists/ai-reporting-grants) for any updates on funding specifics. --- ## Eligibility - Open to journalists and newsrooms worldwide; both freelancers and staff journalists are eligible. - Projects from all countries and regions are welcome. - The program encourages experienced journalists with ambitious, impactful ideas on AI accountability. - There are no explicit restrictions regarding geographic location, employment status, or media platform. - For those new to AI coverage, the Pulitzer Center recommends first attending the [AI Spotlight Series](https://pulitzercenter.org/focus-areas/information-and-artificial-intelligence/ai-spotlight-series). --- ## Application Process - Applications are submitted online and reviewed as received. - Required materials typically include a project proposal outlining the story, its significance, methodology, and a budget. - For complete application instructions and to apply, visit the [AI Reporting Grants information and application page](https://pulitzercenter.org/grants-fellowships/opportunities-journalists/ai-reporting-grants). - For questions, contact the Pulitzer Center editorial team at [reacheditorial@pulitzercenter.org](mailto:reacheditorial@pulitzercenter.org). --- ## Additional Information - Grantees become part of the Pulitzer Center’s AI Accountability Network, gaining access to a global community, resources, and potential collaborators. - The initiative encourages sharing methodologies and lessons learned to benefit other journalists and newsrooms. - The Network also offers resources such as methodologies, webinars, and training through its [AI Reporting Resources](https://pulitzercenter.org/resources?focus-area=2374). --- ## External Links - [AI Reporting Grants Information & Application](https://pulitzercenter.org/grants-fellowships/opportunities-journalists/ai-reporting-grants) - [AI Accountability Network Initiative](https://pulitzercenter.org/journalism/initiatives/ai-accountability-network) - [AI Reporting Resources](https://pulitzercenter.org/resources?focus-area=2374) - [AI Spotlight Series](https://pulitzercenter.org/focus-areas/information-and-artificial-intelligence/ai-spotlight-series) --- ## Contact Information | Type | Details | |-----------|--------------------------------------------------------------| | Email | [reacheditorial@pulitzercenter.org](mailto:reacheditorial@pulitzercenter.org) | | General | [contact@pulitzercenter.org](mailto:contact@pulitzercenter.org) | | Phone | (202) 332-0982 | | Address | 2000 Pennsylvania Ave NW Suite #7000, Washington, DC 20006 |

AI Reporting Grants

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