Four of the major category winners of the 2024 Pulitzer Prize represent small nonprofit newsrooms, including "Missing in Chicago" by Trina Reynolds-Tyler and Sarah Conway, "Beneath the Surface" by the Invisible Institute and City Bureau, "American Icon" by The Washington Post and the catastrophic flooding and mudslide breaking news coverage by Lookout Santa Cruz. These investigations and reporting efforts have shed light on missing Black women and girls, the impact of natural disasters and the use of AR-15s in mass shootings. E&P explores these four 2024 Pulitzer Prize winners who emphasize the importance of data-driven investigations, collaboration and community engagement in their reporting efforts.
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