We provide grants and other support directly to investigative journalists who commit their lives to uncovering, unraveling and documenting the stories that impact the world most. Many of the stories we support would not be told without the grants and assistance we provide. View an index of our grantees’ stories over the last 12 months and see highlights of recent stories below.
Grantee uncovers risks for women who sign contracts with private foster and adoption agencies in Texas
In “The Adoption Trap,” freelance journalist Sandy West took a deep look at private foster and adoption agencies operating in
Grantees uncover Utah domestic-violence case that was mishandled by prosecutors, leaving suspect free to commit more alleged crimes
As part of the Utah Investigative Journalism Project’s ongoing coverage of gaps in support for survivors of domestic violence and
In new book, grantee documents black-market supply chain for medication abortion post-Dobbs
Journalist Rebecca Grant’s new book, Access: Inside the Abortion Underground and the 60-Year Battle for Reproductive Freedom, from Simon &
Grantee documents on-the-ground impact of Trump bill gutting funds to fight pollution
For Rolling Stone, Antonia Juhasz traveled through rural Louisiana and New Orleans to talk to local community members about how
Grantee investigation uncovers 182 deaths from Florida train, prompting top U.S. transportation official to seek improvement
Brightline, the nation’s only privately owned city-to-city passenger train, has failed to implement basic safety measures – and 182 people
Grantee podcast digs into history of right-wing shortwave radio use that feeds current media landscape
The second season of Katie Thornton’s podcast, “The Divided Dial” recently aired on WNYC’s “On the Media” and NPR stations
EPA excluded data on Black people who live closest to toxic sites; grantee reporting leads EPA to restore data
An investigation by Streetlight, a nonprofit news outlet based in Oklahoma City, found that most information from the U.S. Environmental
Book on the Amazon published after friends of murdered journalist finished his work
Journalist Dom Phillips and activist Bruno Pereira were brutally murdered in the Amazon while Phillips was investigating illegal fishing in