Description

This opportunity supports civil society organizations, academic groups, coalitions, and other eligible groups in the United States to design and implement projects that utilize Pulitzer Center-supported journalism. The aim is to amplify the voices of affected communities, foster public debate, and drive meaningful audience engagement around key issues: climate and environment (with a focus on U.S. fisheries, fishing communities, or climate and labor), information and artificial intelligence, and global health (with a focus on mental well-being or connections to the Global South).

Projects must use at least one Pulitzer Center-supported reporting project or involve a Center-supported journalist as a central element. Activities may include public forums, multi-stakeholder dialogues, creative campaigns, community engagement, or other innovative formats that connect journalism to audiences and inspire real-world impact. Both new and existing activities are eligible for support.