Noting that “the judges were blown away by the spectacular use of digital media and its success at making data accessible to the public,” The National Institutes of Health Care Management has named “The Weight of Numbers: Air Pollution and PM 2.5” winner of its prestigious Digital Media Award. https://www.nihcm.org/categories/2019-tvr-and-dma-winners
The third installment of Undark’s ambitious examination of PM2.5 pollution around the globe is live today. A special shout-out to Larry for the photographs and video and to intrepid reporter Anna Cunningham, who together produced this excellent body of work despite dangerous conditions (they traveled by necessity with armed guards), extreme working conditions, and for […]
We’re so honored to receive an Emmy award for a January 2014 story Larry produced with PBS NewsHour and the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting about compressor mining in the Philippines. The Philippine legislature cited the PBS NewsHour broadcast when it voted to outlaw the dangerous and deadly practice of underwater mining. View the original […]
Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Larry C. Price will present his work on child gold miners on Tuesday, April 8 at a special talks @ pulitzer. Larry will show work from the Philippines, Burkina Faso and Indonesia where children, some as young as four, smash boulders, haul 60-pound bags of ore, handle mercury and other toxic materials, […]
Recently, the Pulitzer Center on Crisis reporting invited Larry to participate in its gateway panel, Global Goods, Local Costs. See: http://pulitzercenter.org/global-goods-local-costs While he was in Washington, Larry also presented a selection of photographs from his longterm project on child labor at the School of Media and Public Affairs at George Washington University and met with […]
