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March 25, 2008

News Points: Global Issues/Citizen Voices March 2008 Winners

Ann Peters and Janeen Heath, Pulitzer Center

Global Issues and Citizen Voices — a Canadian mother of two talks about child labor in Congo, a woman in California remembers her Vietnam veteran brother who died from the effects of Agent Orange, a counselor and adjunct professor from Colorado who had never written on international political issues chimes in on Venezuela President Hugo Chavez.children in Congo mining for coltan

These are but a few of the citizen voices from the Pulitzer Center’s inaugural essay contest in partnership with Helium.com. By the time the Global Issues/Citizen Voices contest ended on March 12, 689 essays had been submitted on 13 different questions. The winning essays — one per question — are featured starting today on the Pulitzer Center website. And we’re kicking off Round Two with four new questions focusing on Peru, Burma, Lebanon and Sudan.

Click here to write on the next round of questions

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Posted by Pulitzer Center on March 25, 2008 at 10:16 AM |

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