Pulitzer Prize for Journalism

The Pulitzer Prize for Journalism is a prestigious award given annually to recognize excellence in the field of journalism. It celebrates outstanding reporting, storytelling, and investigative work that informs the public, highlights important issues, and upholds ethical standards. Established in 1917 by provisions in Joseph Pulitzer's will, the prize honors journalists who demonstrate exceptional skill and dedication in their craft. Winners come from various news organizations and receive honors such as cash awards and recognition that can elevate their careers. The award encourages high standards and accountability in journalism, fostering a more informed and engaged society.