In this episode of the Pulitzer on the Road Podcast, 2024 Biography Prize winner Jonathan Eig and 2024 Audio Reporting staff contributor Yohance Lacour discuss what it means to revisit old stories in order to offer new perspectives, the importance of collaboration and the role journalism can still play in helping America heal from the past.
The 105th class of Pulitzer Prize winners in Journalism, Books, Drama and Music were announced at 1 p.m. Eastern Time on Friday, June 11.
Find inspiration in the current class of Pulitzer winners in Journalism, and learn how to enter. The deadline to submit is January 25, 2021.
An indexed reference guide to past Pulitzer winners and finalists has been updated to include the class of 2021 and enhanced navigability.
This American Life, where Nadia Reiman is a staff member, received the 2020 Prize in Audio Reporting with Emily Green, and Molly O’Toole. Reiman discusses the story behind the episode she produced, ‘The Out Crowd.'
'I work in words, and I love them dearly, but they can really only go so far toward capturing what it is like to be in a de-facto refugee camp on the U.S.-Mexico border,' O'Toole said of her work on President Trump's 'Remain in Mexico' policy.
In 2020, the first Pulitzer in Audio Reporting recognized 'The Out Crowd,' which analyzed President Trump's immigration policy. Freelancer Emily Green of Vice News contributed to the project, which aired on 'This American Life.' Learn more about her reporting process — and how she learned she had won a Prize she didn't even know she had been nominated for.
This printable card, in the past distributed to attendees of the Pulitzer announcement event at Columbia University, is being made available online. It makes a great bookmark.
Read and see reactions to the Prize announcement, which streamed via video on May 4.
Read stories about the Prize announcement, which streamed via video on May 4.
