Application Deadline: March 30, 2026.
Journalists reporting for U.S.-based news organizations are invited to apply for funding from Pulitzer Center to cover critical health issues in the Global South.
This program provides funding to reporters who want to cover
the impact of US health aid cuts in Africa and other regions.
Selected
journalists can produce their stories in various formats, including written
articles, podcasts, photo essays, or multimedia features, for publication in
outlets reaching U.S. audiences.
Funding
for each project ranges from $5,000 to $20,000, depending on the scope and
needs of the reporting.
Why This Opportunity Matters
Many countries in the Global South rely heavily on international support for health programs but recent reductions in foreign aid have affected services ranging from maternal and child health to disease prevention initiatives.
Journalists are
encouraged to focus on stories that reveal both the challenges and the
solutions communities are developing to cope with these changes.
Potential
topics include:
- Access to healthcare for
children and families
- Maternal health and
reproductive services
- Programs addressing infectious
diseases like HIV/AIDS
- Nutrition, sanitation, and
community-based disease prevention efforts
Who Can Apply
This opportunity is open to journalists who live in the U.S. and plan to publish their work in outlets with a U.S. audience.
Freelancers, reporters from
established media organizations, and multimedia journalists are all encouraged
to apply.
How to Apply
Applications should be submitted through the official program page.
Apply here
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