ABC4 The Pulitzer Prize prizes will celebrate their 106th anniversary in 2022. The Pulitzer Prize is given to those who have made significant contributions to American journalism, including newspapers, magazines, internet journalism, literature, and musical creation.
Joseph Pulitzer, a well-known newspaper publisher, founded the award ceremony in 1917. Columbia University is in charge of the prize presentation every year.The winners for 2022 are listed below:
Journalism
Reporting Breaking News
Condo Collapse: Disaster in Surfside, by the staff of the Miami Herald
In June of last year, a 12-story seaside condo building in Florida partially collapsed. To find survivors amid the rubble, a huge search-and-rescue effort was launched.
Reporting about the subject of investigations
The Tampa Bay Times' Corey G. Johnson, Rebecca Woolington, and Eli Murray won.
POISONED: According to an inquiry, Gopher Resource put hundreds of workers in danger by allowing hazardous dust to build up within the factory.
Reporting with Notes
Quanta Magazine's staff, particularly Natalie Wolchover, were named the winners.
The James Webb Space Telescope Will Change the Course of Cosmology. If It Is Effective
Reporting on a Local Scale
The Better Government Association's Madison Hopkins and the Chicago Tribune's Cecilia Reyes were named winners.
The Failures Before the Fires: A look at Chicago's lengthy history of failing building and fire safety code enforcement, which has resulted in dozens of deaths.
Reporting at the Federal Level
The New York Times staff won.Why Do So Many Police Stops End in Death? A frightening trend of fatal police traffic stops, how hundreds of deaths could have been avoided, and how cops frequently avoid prosecution.
Reporting from a Distance
The New York Times staff won.
The Civilian Casualty Files: Brave reporting of classified Pentagon reports that revealed the massive civilian toll of US-led airstrikes in Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan.
Writing for Magazines and Newspapers
The Atlantic's Jennifer Senior won.
Twenty Years Gone is a picture of a family's loss 20 years after 9/11.
Grammy Award Recipients for the Year 2022
Commentary
The Kansas City Star's Melinda Henneberger won.
For convincing columns demanding justice for alleged sexual predator victims of a retired police detective.
Criticism
The New York Times' Salamishah Tillet won.
For writing about the representation of black people in art and popular culture.
Writing for the Press
The winners are the Houston Chronicle's Lisa Falkenberg, Michael Lindenberger, Joe Holley, and Luis Carrasco.
For exposing voter suppression measures and debunking the myth of voter fraud.
Commentary and Illustrations
New York's Insider's Fahmida Azim, Anthony Del Col, Josh Adams, and Walt Hickey won.
A detailed report and comic about the Chinese mistreatment of the Uyghurs.
Photographs of Recent News
The Los Angeles Times' Marcus Yam won.
For unfiltered photos of the United States' withdrawal from Afghanistan and the cost of the country's momentous shift.
Win McNamee, Drew Angerer, Spencer Platt, Samuel Corum, and Jon Cherry of Getty Images were the second place winners.
For photographs of the attack on the United States Capitol.
Photojournalism
Adnan Abidi, Sanna Irshad Mattoo, Amit Dave, and Reuters' late Danish Siddiqui were the winners.
Images from the COVID-19 toll in India.
Reporting through audio
Futuro Media and PRX's staff were the winners.
Suave: A profile of a guy returning to society after more than 30 years in jail.
Volunteer Work
The Washington Post was declared the winner.
Because of its gripping accounts of the Capitol attack.
Oscar snubs of 2022
Music, poetry, and drama
Biography
An Artist's Memoir of the Jim Crow South (Chasing Me to My Grave)
Erin I. Kelly was told by the late Winfred Rembert.
Nonfiction (general)
Poverty, Survival, and Hope in an American City, by Invisible ChildAndrea Elliott is a writer who lives in New York City.
History
Murder and Indigenous Justice in Early America: Covered with Night
Eustace, Nicole
Poetry
Sonnets, Frank.
Diane Seuss is a children's author who has written several chevaleries
Music
Mass silence
Raven Chacon is the author of this article.
Drama
Ham is overweight.
James Ijames is a writer who lives in the United States.
Fiction
The Netanyahus: A Narrative of a Minor and, in the End, Insignificant Episode in the History of a Well-Known Family
Joshua Cohen is a writer who lives in New York City.
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