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ProPublica, NPR ‘Lost Mothers’ Series Wins Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting
The series explored why the U.S., which spends more per capita on health care than any other country, also has the highest rate of maternal mortality in the developed world.
Two Governments That Remained Silent — and Three Women Who Refuse to Be Quiet
At a D.C. event, survivors of a Mexican drug cartel massacre, triggered by a botched DEA operation, tell their story.
ProPublica Is Seeking Fellows for Its Electionland Project
We are looking for data and reporting fellows to join one of America’s most innovative and fun investigative newsrooms to work on covering the 2018 election.
ProPublica Wins AHCJ Award for Excellence in Health Care Journalism
The Association of Health Care Journalists announced that ProPublica’s ‘Wasted Medicine’ series won the award in the consumer/feature category.
ProPublica’s ‘Documenting Hate’ Named a Finalist for 2017 Scripps Howard Topic of the Year Award
The pioneering initiative formed a coalition of newsrooms to address one of the most urgent and least understood corners of America’s criminal justice experience: hate crimes.
ProPublica and NPR’s ‘Lost Mothers’ Wins Polk Award for Medical Reporting
This marks the sixth Polk Award for ProPublica.
ProPublica and WNYC Studios Announce ‘Trump, Inc.’ Podcast Series
The 12-episode podcast series, examining the relationship between Donald Trump’s presidency and his family’s business empire, debuts today with an episode on grappling with conflicts of interest.
ProPublica Projects Are Finalists for Three National Magazine Awards
ProPublica was recognized in both the Public Interest and Reporting categories.
ProPublica, NPR ‘Lost Mothers’ Series is a Finalist for Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting
The series illuminated a national disgrace: The U.S. has the worst rate of maternal deaths in the developed world, and up to 60 percent of those deaths are preventable.
ProPublica, Audible Present ‘The Making of a Massacre’ Event Remembering Casualties of the Drug War
Along with National Geographic and the Washington Office on Latin America, the event will feature the relatives of those killed in a deadly assault on a Mexican town triggered by a botched U.S. drug operation. The event will also preview an Audible original series that tells the story through the voices of those left behind.
ProPublica Illinois Is Hiring a Public Relations Manager
Help grow the visibility and impact of our journalism.
We Are Hiring a Documenting Hate Reporting Fellow
We are looking for a reporting fellow to join our Documenting Hate team.
