Our Impact
From providing a global platform for Afghan women to tell their stories, to spurring workers to step forward about sexual abuse, here’s how our journalism has changed lives last year.
The Fuller Project’s journalism changes lives. By telling stories about women and the barriers they face every day, we raise awareness about systems and structural inequality that disproportionately impact women — and inspire action. Since 2015, our investigations have spurred policy change to address child trafficking, been leveraged successfully by legislators to push for historic new levels of funding for maternal care, led to abusive practices being banned, driven news cycles and front pages, and led to large scale releases of data. In the case studies that follow, you’ll see the impact our work is having on communities, civil society, and individual women. These are the stories of The Fuller Project’s journalism.
Impact Case Studies
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In 2021 we published 100+ articles with 24 partners reaching more than 9 million readers
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Readers from 175+ countries visited our website
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We have reporters and contributors based in 13+ countries, who speak 12+ languages
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We helped launch the Gender Desk at Kenya’s Daily Nation and have collaborated on dozens of articles
The Full Story
With Foreign Policy, we report The Full Story column on wide-ranging issues from the impact of U.S. guns on domestic violence in Mexico to how nurses in Iran are affected by U.S. sanctions
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Impact
2020
Historic challenges to the U.S. election process, racial injustice further exposed by police brutality, and the pandemic define this year.
View our 2020 Digital Impact Report
