In 2025, the Pulitzer Center supported more than 900 stories by over 300 journalists in 97 countries.

These stories covered critical areas: global health, human rights, information and AI, peace and conflict, and the environment.

Explore our '2025 Annual Report!'
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Latin America, which holds a large portion of the world's forests, is often seen as a major carbon sink. However, new research shows the region has a carbon storage problem, says Francisco Parra of @climatetracker.bsky.social.

Learn more in this "Behind the Story" feature. bit.ly/3ZGaNUg

The Pulitzer Center is excited to present our 2025 annual report.

This report is special because it leads us to our 20-year anniversary in 2026.

Before we start those celebrations, let's reflect on our impact over the past year.
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Four senior officers of the MV Dali cargo ship that struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore two years ago are still detained, despite the fact that no criminal charges have been brought against them.

@katiemcque.bsky.social reports for @theguardian.com.
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Learn more about what makes the Pulitzer Center's work unique and impactful in our 2025 annual report, and stay tuned for our 20-year anniversary celebrations.

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Pulitzer Center-supported stories were cited in bans on shark meat in Brazil, a lawsuit against the dating app giant Match Group, Supreme Court probes into Amazon deforestation, and platform policies of major tech companies.

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In 2025, the Pulitzer Center supported more than 900 stories by over 300 journalists in 97 countries.

These stories covered critical areas: global health, human rights, information and AI, peace and conflict, and the environment.
👉 bit.ly/25AnnualRpc

Latin America, which holds a large portion of the world's forests, is often seen as a major carbon sink. However, new research shows the region has a carbon storage problem, says Francisco Parra of @climatetracker.bsky.social.

Learn more in this "Behind the Story" feature. bit.ly/3ZGaNUg

While influencer "Pop" Saksritawee was filming content, he encountered "Jingjok," a dugong. The meeting started a bond with the critically endangered species.

Now, he is working to save them.

A documentary by Mailee Osten-Tan and Nicolas Axelrod for @theguardian.com. bit.ly/3M7RXST