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Warning: This blog update discusses sexual assault According to the Daily Nation, Kenya’s Interior Ministry is recommending ...

Pulitzer Center Awards AI Accountability CoLab Microgrant for Improved AI Governance and Accountability The Pulitzer Center ...

Trained as a journalist, Shi Lihong initially wrote articles for the English language China Daily. She then studied film at Berkeley where she became interested in observational documentaries of ...

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Vo Kieu Bao Uyen is a Vietnamese journalist with seven years of experience, covering the environment, migration, and labor, with a focus on Vietnam and Laos. Her investigations delve into the ...

The following is an English translation of a report originally published in Portuguese in Folha de S.Paulo. Leia em português ...

Not long after the Gulf nation of Qatar was awarded the rights to host the 2022 World Cup soccer championships, Surendra Tamang hatched a plan to go. He had heard that Qatar was recruiting many other ...

The country kills the most trans people in the world for the 13th year, according to Transgender... Although transphobia appears in Brazil’s legislation as a crime since 2019, the country still has ...

The pitch was attractive and simple. For a few thousand dollars a year, Social Sentinel offered schools across the country sophisticated technology to scan social media posts from students at risk of ...

The Pulitzer Center is proud to be the education partner for The 1619 Project, which is inaugurated by a special issue of The New York Times Magazine. Click here for our curricular resources, ...

Gila River Indian Community Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis displays a proclamation naming Oct. 10, 2023 as Porter and Johnson Day to commemorate the two community members who first sued for the Native right ...