Global Health Inequities, Risks, and Solutions
The Pulitzer Center's Global Health Inequities, Risks, and Solutions grant supports deep reporting on the science behind global health disparities, emerging threats, and innovative solutions.
Funder: Pulitzer Center
Due Dates: Rolling
Funding Amounts: No set minimum or maximum; grants cover hard reporting costs and can support projects of any size or scope.
Summary: Supports ambitious journalism projects investigating global health inequities, systemic barriers to care, emerging threats, and the impacts of shifting health funding worldwide.
Key Information: Open to freelance and staff journalists globally; proposals must include a strong distribution plan and publisher interest.
Description
This opportunity from the Pulitzer Center supports in-depth reporting on global health inequities, systemic barriers to care, promising research, treatment advances, and emerging health threats worldwide. The grant seeks ambitious journalism that explores how health systems respond to challenges such as pandemics, climate change, conflict, and the effects of reduced U.S. global health aid. Projects should move beyond descriptive reporting to focus on the "why and how," engage audiences, and whenever possible, tie into current policy discussions. The Center encourages proposals that surface new or neglected global health issues and welcomes collaborative, cross-platform, and multimedia storytelling.
