#PulitzerPrize : Congratulations to all the incredible women and non-binary journalists who won the The Pulitzer Prizes this year! From groundbreaking solo work to impactful team efforts in Audio Reporting, National Reporting, and Public Service, your dedication inspires us all.

Huge congrats to Hannah Dreier of The New York Times for winning #Pulitzer for Investigative Reporting. Her series documented migrant child labor across the US & failure of government to address it.

Well done to the small local news team of Lookout Santa Cruz, who took home the award for their coverage of catastrophic flooding & mudslides that displaced thousands. Their win showcases importance of local news to its communities.

Lookout Santa Cruz The Pulitzer Prizes Report for America Center for Community Media First Amendment Coalition Martin Bright Tamsin McMahon Border Hub Sarah Bartlett Nieman Foundation American Press Institute For their eye-opening investigation into the Supreme Court, ProPublica team, including Kirsten Berg, are awarded #Pulitizer for Public Service. Well-deserved win.

Lookout Santa Cruz The Pulitzer Prizes Report for America Center for Community Media First Amendment Coalition Martin Bright Tamsin McMahon Border Hub Sarah Bartlett Nieman Foundation American Press Institute ProPublica Kirsten Berg Ginger Thompson Global Reporting Centre The GroundTruth Project City Bureau’s Sarah Conway and #TrinaReynoldsTyler win the award for Local Reporting for their groundbreaking investigative series on missing Black women and girls in Chicago. Congratulations!