Global Health Inequities, Risks, and Solutions
Supports ambitious journalism projects exposing global health inequities, new threats, and the impact of changes in worldwide health aid, with a focus on innovative, far-reaching reporting.
Funder: Pulitzer Center
Due Dates: Rolling
Funding Amounts: No set budget; grants cover project hard costs (travel, reporting, etc.)—award size varies by project scope.
Summary: Supports ambitious journalism projects investigating global health inequities, emerging threats, and the impact of changes in health aid worldwide.
Key Information: Open to journalists and newsrooms globally; strong distribution plan and outlet commitment recommended.
Description
This opportunity funds in-depth journalism projects that explore systemic barriers to healthcare, promising research and treatment advances, and emerging health threats worldwide. The Pulitzer Center is particularly interested in stories about the impact of major reductions in U.S. global health aid, how these changes affect health access and outcomes, and preparations for future pandemics and threats linked to climate change, conflict, or other global events. Projects may be text, broadcast, or multimedia, and support is available for international travel and collaborations. The Center encourages innovative distribution and audience engagement strategies to maximize the impact of reporting on complex global health issues.
