Investigative

The New Berliners

Laura Kasinof and George Butler

What is it like for refugees navigating life in Berlin after Syria?

April 05, 2017 | TIME

The Visible Effects of Climate Change in Iran

Ako Salemi

Ako Salemi photographs Iran's dramatically changing climate for Time's Lightbox.

February 06, 2017 | Pulitzer Center

A Home for India’s Marginalized Women and Teenage Girls

Amy Toensing

Outcasts of their culture and sometimes their own families, teenage girls and widows find home and a sense of community at Tarash Mandir in the holy city of Vrindavan.

February 06, 2017 | Pulitzer Center

Group Wedding Ceremony Includes Widows

Amy Toensing

A group wedding ceremony is held for couples whose unions are culturally or economically challenged. Five of the 15 couples participating include widows.

January 01, 2017 | Inter Press Service

Bringing South Africa's Small-Scale Miners Out of the Shadows

Mark Olalde

Abandoned mines, a shrinking minerals extraction workforce and traditional practices combine to produce small-scale miners in South Africa.

December 23, 2016 | Pulitzer Center

Rana Plaza Today

Meta Krese

Those who work in Bangladesh's textile industry know that a change in public opinion in the West could mean that they are out of a job.

December 23, 2016 | Pulitzer Center

The Path of Cotton in Burkina Faso, Bangladesh and Slovenia

Jost Franko

Photographer Jost Franko follows the path of cotton in Burkina Faso, Bangladesh and Slovenia, where he finds farmers and textile workers who are often struggling—underpaid or mistreated.

December 15, 2016 | Bloomberg News

With His Family’s Fortune at Stake, Congo President Kabila Digs In

By Michael Kavanagh, Tom Wilson and Franz Wild

President Joseph Kabila and his relatives have built a network of businesses that reaches into every corner of Congo’s economy. Is that why he won’t step down?

December 14, 2016 | The Guardian

Latin America’s Schindler: A Forgotten Hero of the 20th Century

Ewen MacAskill and Jonathan Franklin

Under General Pinochet’s rule of terror in Chile, one man saved thousands of people from the dictator’s brutal secret police. How did Roberto Kozak do it – and escape death?

September 27, 2016 | Latterly

The Tweet Angela Merkel Wishes She Could Take Back

Laura Kasinof

How confusion about a policy led 1.5 million asylum seekers to Germany — many of whom won’t be allowed to stay.

September 13, 2016 | Knowledge@Wharton

Tom Burgis Speaks on Knowledge@Wharton Radio

Tom Burgis

The Financial Times's Investigations Correspondent Tom Burgis talks with Knowledge@Wharton about his project "The Great Land Rush".

September 12, 2016 | ICIJ

How We Did It: Behind the Scenes of the Continent of Secrets Game

Álvaro Ortiz, Fernando Blat, Jorge Gomez Sancha, Hamish Boland-Rudder and Will Fitzgibbon

Will Fitzgibbon and Álvaro Ortiz take you behind the scenes in the making of Continent of Secrets: Uncovering Africa's Offshore Empires.

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