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About The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting is an innovator in international nonprofit journalism. It goes beyond the headlines and sponsors in-depth independent coverage of underreported issues around the globe. The Pulitzer Center supports journalists and partners with major media outlets to ensure publication or broadcast.
The Center promotes additional debate on the issues covered through the use of multiple media platforms and interactive web-based technology. The Pulitzer Center uniquely merges traditional media, new media and educational outreach. To raise the standards of global affairs reporting, reach a diverse American public and broaden international news consumption, the Pulitzer Center's model incorporates untold stories, 'real time' dispatches, partners with public television's Foreign Exchange, spearheads the Global Gateway educational program, organizes university outreach, emphasizes a collaborative approach and creates informative interactive multimedia projects.
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- What is the responsibility of American companies and consumers for unsafe working conditions in Chinese factories?
- Should a global climate agreement hold the US to a higher environmental standard than the rest of the world?
- What responsibility does the world bear for rehabilitating child soldiers from the horror of serving in armed conflict?
- Can the US military be effective in nonmilitary efforts to revive a war-battered community?
- How concerned should Americans be about HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean?
- Should US environmental standards apply when multinational companies develop the petroleum resources of fragile ecosystems such as Peru's Amazon?
- What would be the most effective way for the Indian government to respond to the Maoist insurgency?
- Is the accidental killing of civilians by US forces, in places like Somalia, an unavoidable part of the war on terrorism?
- Why should the world care about the environment in places like Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Rwanda?
- Who should take a stand against abusive child labor being used in Congo to dig out coltan?
- What responsibility does the US have toward Vietnamese who believe they've suffered illnesses as a result of their exposure to the dioxin Agent Orange?
- Should the US consider Ethiopia an ally despite its poor human rights record?
- Does President Hugo Chavez's criticism of US policies represent popular sentiments in Venezuela, and perhaps Latin America at large?
- Should a US company be legally liable in US courts for environmental consequences of its operations abroad?
- In a closed society like the military dictatorship of Burma, how can journalists find the truth?
- How should Lebanon address its "Palestinian issue" and what can the international community do to help?
- Why has international intervention to stop the fighting in Darfur failed, and what policy alternatives might succeed?
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