The Pulitzer Center's Our Work/Environment Reporting Grants fund global journalism on how climate change is transforming labor, jobs, and workplace practices.
Funder: Pulitzer Center
Due Dates: Rolling
Funding Amounts: Most awards between $10,000–$20,000; amount varies by project scope and complexity.
Summary: Supports global journalism investigating how climate change is transforming labor, jobs, and workplace practices across industries.
Key Information: Open to freelance and staff journalists worldwide; all formats and languages considered.
The Pulitzer Center's reporting grants for "Our Work/Environment" support ambitious journalism at the intersection of climate change and labor. The initiative seeks to fund projects that investigate how rising temperatures, environmental disruptions, and climate risks are affecting jobs, factory practices, supply chains, and labor rights globally. Stories should illuminate the challenges faced by vulnerable workers, explore company and community adaptations, and reveal the interconnectedness of business, climate, and consumer choices. The Center encourages in-depth, cross-border reporting in any journalistic format and language, aiming for storytelling that resonates across platforms and communities.