Por favor, leia o edital com atenção antes de preencher o formulário e enviar o seu artigo.

Para acessar o edital: https://pulitzercenter.box.com/s/nb996xarzhedu9hmqsr5ksboieyv7333 

This microgrant aims to support civil society organizations and groups in Africa, Latin America, Southeast Asia to utilize Pulitzer Center-supported reporting as part of projects that contribute to a more informed and empowered community. 

For this grant cycle, we are seeking grant proposals for civic engagement projects to be completed by March 2027 that focus on one of the following issues:

• Rainforest
• Ocean
• Climate and labor

Grants range from US$2,000 to US$4,000. Project proposals can support existing activities or support the launch of new activities.

Before applying, please review complete program details, eligibility information, and suggested reporting on our website. The deadline for applications is September 6, 2026.

Este microfinanciamento tem como objetivo apoiar organizações e grupos da sociedade civil na África, América Latina e Sudeste Asiático a utilizarem reportagens apoiadas pelo Pulitzer Center em projetos que contribuam para comunidades mais bem informadas e fortalecidas.

Neste ciclo de financiamento, buscamos propostas de projetos de engajamento cívico a serem concluídos até março de 2027, com foco em um dos seguintes temas:

• Florestas 
• Oceanos
• Clima e trabalho

Os financiamentos variam de US$ 2.000 a US$ 4.000. As propostas podem apoiar atividades já existentes ou o desenvolvimento de novas iniciativas.

Antes de se inscrever, consulte em nosso site as informações completas sobre o programa, os critérios de elegibilidade e as reportagens sugeridas. O prazo para envio das propostas é 6 de setembro de 2026.

Cette micro-subvention vise à appuyer les organisations et groupes de la société civile en Afrique, en Amérique latine et en Asie du Sud-Est afin d'utiliser les reportages soutenus par le Pulitzer Center dans des projets contribuant à rendre les communautés mieux informées et davantage en mesure d’agir.

Dans le cadre de cet appel à projets, nous recherchons des propositions de projets d’engagement citoyen à mettre en œuvre d’ici mars 2027, portant sur l’un des thèmes suivants :

• Forêts 
• Océans
• Climat et travail

Les subventions sont comprises entre 2 000 USD et 4 000 USD. Les propositions peuvent viser à renforcer des activités existantes ou à lancer de nouvelles initiatives.

Avant de soumettre votre candidature, veuillez prendre des informations complètes sur le programme,  des critères d’éligibilité ainsi que des reportages suggérés sur notre site web. La date limite de dépôt des candidatures est fixée au 6 septembre 2026.

Esta microbeca tiene como objetivo apoyar a organizaciones y grupos de la sociedad civil de África, América Latina y el Sudeste Asiático para que utilicen investigaciones periodísticas apoyadas por el Pulitzer Center en proyectos que contribuyan a crear comunidades más informadas y empoderadas.

Para esta convocatoria, buscamos propuestas de proyectos de participación ciudadana que se completen antes de marzo de 2027 y que se enfoquen en uno de los siguientes temas:

• Bosques tropicales
• Océanos
• Clima y trabajo

Las microbecas oscilan entre US$2.000 y US$4.000. Las propuestas pueden apoyar actividades existentes o la puesta en marcha de nuevas iniciativas.

Antes de presentar su solicitud, consulte en nuestro sitio web la información completa sobre el programa, los requisitos de elegibilidad y las investigaciones periodísticas sugeridas. La fecha límite para presentar solicitudes es el 6 de septiembre de 2026.

Pendanaan skala mikro ini bertujuan untuk mendukung kelompok masyarakat sipil yang tertarik menggunakan liputan jurnalistik yang didukung oleh Pulitzer Center dalam kegiatan-kegiatan yang memperkuat akses masyarakat terhadap informasi dan mendorong keterlibatan dalam isu-isu yang relevan.

Kami mengundang proposal untuk kegiatan penjangkauan masyarakat (engagement) yang akan dijalankan hingga Maret 2027 dan berfokus pada salah satu topik berikut:

• Hutan 
• Laut
• Iklim dan Ketenagakerjaan

Dana yang tersedia berkisar antara US$2.000 hingga US$4.000 per project. Proposal dapat diajukan untuk mendukung kegiatan yang sudah berjalan maupun untuk memulai kegiatan baru.

Sebelum mendaftar, mohon pelajari informasi lengkap mengenai program, kriteria, dan rekomendasi liputan di situs web kami. Batas waktu pendaftaran adalah 6 September 2026.

Thank you for your interest in the Fall 2026 Teacher Fellowship, "Examining Interconnected Health Inequities Through Global Reporting"

From climate change to social justice, Pulitzer Center journalism cuts to the core of the world’s biggest challenges by exploring key issues that connect us all. Over the past five years, over 100 educators who have participated in our Teacher Fellowship program have extended the impact of Pulitzer Center stories by engaging over 10,000 students  with reporting that deepens their critical understanding of global issues and inspires them to meet global and local challenges with curiosity, empathy, and empowered action. 

This fall, Teacher Fellows will explore the following theme:

Examining Interconnected Health Inequities Through Global Reporting

As part of this paid, virtual Fellowship, a cohort of up to 12 educators will explore underreported global health stories with award-winning journalists and the Pulitzer Center education team over the course of five workshops. Teachers will analyze how global health news stories from Africa, Asia, and Latin America engage students in critical analysis of interconnected health inequities, encourage students to make local and personal connections, and empower students to apply their learning through civic engagement. 

Ultimately, educators will design a rigorous learning experience that centers at least one of the listed global health news stories and culminates in a civic engagement activity that demonstrates a meaningful local connection to a global issue. Participants will share the results of this learning experience by publishing a narrative blog post and an accompanying lesson plan that captures student learning, engagement, and empowered action.

Upon successful completion of the program, Fellows will be provided with:

• $600 stipend (made in two payments of $300 disbursed in November 2026 and December 2026)
• Pulitzer Center Teacher Fellow digital badge
• Certificate for 30 professional learning units (PLUs)

For more details on the Fellowship program, including key dates, please review this page before applying. 

If you have questions after reading the eligibility requirements and Fellowship details below, please reach out to us at education@pulitzercenter.org.

Applications are due Sunday, September 1, 2026 at 11:59 pm EDT. 

AI technology in the Global Majority, especially in South and Southeast Asia, is accepted as a potential tool to disrupt the status quo. From supporting governments in disbursing pension funds, helping workers reach maximum productivity, to building data centers to revamp the local economy. However, it reinforces the “neutrality” of current AI technology and erases human responsibility behind it. In challenging this, the Pulitzer Center believes in collaboration between journalists and practitioners from other disciplines to push for technology’s accountable design, deployment, and application. 

The Pulitzer Center’s AI Accountability Collaborations is a grant program that brings together journalists, civil society organizations (CSOs), and members of the academe to spend four to six months working on a research project, investigation, or a public engagement initiative examining the impact of AI in their communities.

The initiative is designed to foster cross-sector collaboration by combining the investigative and storytelling expertise of journalists with the subject-matter knowledge, community network, and advocacy experience of civil society organizations and members of the academe. Through this partnership, participants will produce evidence-based work that informs public understanding and contributes to policy debate on AI.