Left: Te Taute Wharepouri Taiepa, 62, of Ngāti Whare and Tūhoe, is dwarfed by a rātā tree at Maungapōhatu. Right, top: Puretu Teepa and his sister, Mia, eat watermelon at their home in Ruatoki. Right, ...

Melissa Olson is a tribal citizen of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe and reports for Minnesota Public Radio (MPR)’s Native News project. She is also a recent contributor to MPR’s North Star Journey ...

Harvesters pick blueberries in the northern region of La Libertad, the heart of the blueberry industry. Blueberry fields are concentrated primarily along Peru’s desert coast, where the interplay ...

Image Representatives of the Chad chapter of the African Women's Entrepreneurial Network attend the 1st Women's Fair in ...

In "Eye on the Wall: Refugees and 'Smart' Borders" reporter Lydia Emmanouilidou explores the advent... Lydia Emmanouilidou, a 2022 Pulitzer Center AI Accountability Fellow, will visit Spelman College ...

REFA International - Tchad au 1er Salon de la femme du Tchad. Image par REFA International - Tchad. Ce plaidoyer a pu atteindre la ministre de la femme, quelques députés et ONGs lors de la ...

Governments leverage carbon credits for conservation, but challenges persist. The Pulitzer Center is hosting a webinar for journalists interested in uncovering the realities of Africa’s carbon market.

A long exposure photograph shows EQT’s Sizemore Well Pad in Knob Fork, West Virginia, on February 17, 2024. The Sizemore Well Pad rests near the homes of four families who abandoned their properties ...

Mitchell Black writes about Bluffton, South Carolina, and the southern Lowcountry for The Post and Courier's Beaufort County, ...