For those of us outside of Gaza, we are witnessing the U.S.-backed, Israeli-imposed mass starvation and famine of Palestinians in Gaza. Prism has published dispatches from Gaza detailing how journalists have had to sell their cameras and entire photo archives to survive and feed their children. As of
Prism is revising its guidelines to welcome pitches centering Palestine, regardless of a direct U.S. angle, because the consequences of U.S. policy and imperialism are global
As outgoing EIC Ashton Lattimore transitions out of the role she’s held since 2020 and incoming EIC Lara Witt steps into leadership, they reflect on Prism’s journey and future
From April 22 through April 26, Prism is observing “Prism On Pause,” an annual organization-wide break
As the violence in Palestine escalates, we’re closing early to create space for staff navigating grief and speaking out
Rest is a regular practice integral to our newsroom and the organization’s culture. Prism will be away from April 24 through April 28
These are the stories, issues, and perspectives that resonated most with our readers and the communities we report alongside
In an overwhelming year with a never-ending news cycle, this is the reporting that stuck with Prism’s staff
We’ll return from our pause on May 2 after some much-needed rest
These are the stories that resonated most with our communities this year as we uncovered injustice, lifted up new perspectives, got people talking, and moved folks to action
This story is part of a joint series by The Forge and Prism. Read the rest of the series, Organizing, Innovation, and Upheaval here. The past few months have wrought untold economic, emotional, and physical devastation. Much of this pain has been concentrated in Black and brown communities, who are
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