Recordeu que demà a les 12:30h us esperem a @Ll_Finestres amb @NathanThrall (Un dia a la vida de l'Abed Salama, @PulitzerPrizes 2024) i @agusmoralespuga:

The University of Maryland’s Philip Merrill College of Journalism @merrillcollege has selected the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project as the 2025 winner of the Maria Ressa Prize for Courage in Investigative Reporting: https://t.co/FH2LmpFO2c

Get excited for the #AWP26 featured event “@Pulitzerprizes on the Road: @NTrethewey & Lucy Sante in Conversation.” Don’t miss this incredible conversation in Baltimore on Saturday, March 7! https://t.co/T408eIsmAo

Book censorship in schools has reached a new apex, becoming a routine and expected part of school operations, particularly in states like Texas, which recorded 1,781 total bans in the 2024-25 school year. Read more at: https://t.co/zafLVK2JGh #bannedbooksweek #freedomtoread

“My mother was my father’s one-woman university for the study of women—especially pretty, selfish women.” Susan Cheever on her father, John,

Thanks to programs like @IowaWritersWksp, @uiowa has an astonishing, yet well-earned reputation as “The Writing University.” Over 45 alumni and faculty have won @pulitzerprizes! See @WritingUIOWA's list of UI Affiliated #PulitzerPrizeWinners at https://t.co/KAJGSARXrn.

When news organizations decide to engage in advocacy, they’re actually very good at it, said @trevortimm at @columbiajourn, urging media outlets to speak out on 200+ journalists killed in Gaza. “The mass killing of journalists ... seems like a great place to start.”

In our new report, "The Normalization of Book Banning," we detail what's happening in American schools — and beyond. Read the full report at: https://t.co/zafLVK2JGh

1- Today marks seven years since the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, a brutal act of transnational repression that laid bare the dangers journalists face worldwide. The failure to hold those responsible to account has entrenched a climate of impunity and abuses.

⚡Explore the work of the 2025 #LoebAwards Finalists! 🔗 Dive into every submission in our special gallery. 🎟️ Discounts available for journalists & newsrooms to attend the Oct. 9 banquet at the Rainbow Room. https://t.co/g5mWceWLiF

CUNY’s @newmarkjschool launched a free "Journalism for All" curriculum for NYC high schools, empowering students to think critically and tell impactful stories. Read more:

The iconic author's son was inspired by his father to spend years in Africa and later oversaw numerous posthumous works by the Nobel laureate.

“El Clamor de los Bosques” de #RichardPowers, ganador del @PulitzerPrizes, entrelaza nueve vidas unidas por los árboles. De la ciencia al activismo, la #novela recuerda que la supervivencia no está en dominar, sino en asumirnos como parte de un #ecosistema compartido. #AGEMÉX

We are pleased to partner with @PulitzerPrizes for a keynote panel this fall in Nashville. "The power of stories: How local journalism can make a difference" will feature Pulitzer-winning journalists in conversation. Attendees, join us Thursday, Nov. 13: https://t.co/TPZG3C8icM

Re-reading AUTOCRACY INC. by @anneapplebaum a @PulitzerPrizes winner. Opening the first page at random, Anne refers to India as a hybrid democracy, interesting definition. She refers to the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar by Indian agents, this is unprecedented. Do read.

Coming in at over 1,000 pages this memoir of Harry S. Truman is a serious undertaking, but well worth it. David McCullough did the 'Man from Missouri' justice and was rightly awarded the @PulitzerPrizes for his efforts. Highly recommended. @WeHaveWaysPod @TheRestHistory

In Evanston Salt Costs Climbing, @pulitzerprizes finalist Will Arbery transports us to a Chicago suburb during three bitter winters. There, two salt truck drivers battle the ice, passing time with jokes and stories. As their boss plans for their replacement with new green

.@davidwblight, a @PulitzerPrizes winner, is Sterling Professor of American History at @Yale. He joins us Aug 15 for “How Is Migration Woven Into America?”—an event with @Stanford IAJS, @zhoubartcenter, & @OhArtFoundation. RSVP now:

I asked @megreenwell a bunch of questions for @CJR about private equity in local news and what to do about it. Her book Bad Company is excellent -- go read it!

Is Objectivity in Journalism Still Worth Pursuing? By Julie Gerstein and @Sulliview of @NewmarkResearch at @columbiajourn. https://t.co/hVBNo6LxNK