3. Pulitzer Center model:
• Supply quality international coverage to the
American public of systemic issues and under-
reported stories.
• Work across platforms, bridging traditional and new
media to reach the widest possible audience.
• Keep issues alive through media campaigns
• Engage with individuals and communities to inspire
demand for international news, promote critical
analysis and develop global-local community
connections.

6. Engagement tools:
• Exposing students to multimedia journalism on under-
reported global issues
• Linking students with journalists, both online and in person
• Encouraging youth to think critically about where they get
their news
• Sparking global conversations among peers
• Creating space across multiple platforms for diverse voices to
be heard
• Connecting global issues to local implications
• Giving students skills to create their own media

7. Community and Dialogue

8. 2008 Goldman Sachs Text
Foundation Prize for
Excellence in
International
Education: Media/
Technology

21. Why are these global issues under-
reported?
How does this reporting relate to me
and my community?
What local stories could I tell with global
connections? How could I tell them?

25. Join a global conversation via the Pulitzer Gateway
To learn more please visit us at:
www.pulitzercenter.org
www.pulitzergateway.org
Questions?
globalgateway@pulitzercenter.org