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The Fuller Project is a global team of award-winning journalists reporting on the issues that most impact women in the US and abroad. Our investigations expose injustices, bring new explanation and understanding to issues, and lift up solutions. We are fact-driven and nonpartisan, focused on reporting the truth about women’s lives and experience. We are journalists guided by our own reporting experiences and evidence about women. We know that women still face large scale, institutional barriers in their countries, at work, and often in their homes, despite their significant contributions to society. Women still only make up one in four of the people who appear in news. We find their stories, bringing millions of readers The Fuller Story. We publish in a range of leading media outlets, always endeavoring to broaden the conversation about women. Through our publishing partnerships, we support local newsrooms and journalism’s vital contribution to an inclusive and strong democracy. Source

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We need to talk about the World Cup

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By Ester Pinheiro
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
From stadium bans over unpaid child support to players accused of serious violence still on the pitch, football’s moral line remains unclear. Plus, our latest investigation into the far right on PayPal. Eliza Samudio, whose murder was arranged by footballer Bruno Fernandes de Souza in 2010. Photograph: Repórter Brasil Online / CC by 2.5 As a Brazilian journalist who's covered three Fifa World Cups, I love the game.
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Women in the United States are poorer by design

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By Anna Tubbs
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
Nearly a decade ago, LaRonda Rasmussen wondered how much she was earning compared to the men she worked with. So, she asked her employers at The Walt Disney Company for an audit. What she didn’t expect was to uncover a pay gap issue that extended far beyond her individual paycheck. Rasmussen ended up exposing a problem so endemic that it was costing women in the company millions of dollars.
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Investigation: With PayPal focused on profit, far-right groups transact undetected and undeterred

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By Polina Bachlakova
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
"VIOLEURS ÉTRANGERS DEHORS" (FOREIGN RAPISTS OUT) reads the slogan printed in large block letters across a mug. This could be yours for €12 (US $14). Or, for €29 (US $34), how about a baby-pink T-shirt emblazoned with the words “Antiwoke feminist”? These products are sold online by Collectif Némésis, a French far-right women’s collective that has been linked to neo-Nazi  groups but claims to campaign against gender-based violence.
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The woman who could've changed Colombia

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By Anastasia Moloney Verified
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
Land defender Francia Márquez may have remained an outsider in government but she's changed what can be imagined for Afro-Colombian women and girls Francia Márquez. Photograph: Reuters/Luisa Gonzalez Far right-wing populist Abelardo de la Espriella won Colombia’s presidential election last Sunday in a razor-tight contest, beating leftist senator Iván Cepeda by less than 1% of the vote.
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In Brazil, asking for child support can come at a dangerous cost

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By Ester Pinheiro
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
To explore the link between femicides and child support disputes, we conducted a qualitative manual media review using Google News in Portuguese with three keywords: child support, violence, and femicide. In total, 45 cases were identified covering 2024, 2025, and up until June 2026. Each case was coded by date, location, and type of violence (femicide, attempted femicide, or other forms of gender-based violence).
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The unbalanced sheet: What it costs to be a woman

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By Eliza Anyangwe
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
If you’re a woman reading this – and you probably are – chances are that, compared to a man with an identical profile as your's, you will have less money in your bank account at the end of the month. You also have no investments to your name, a smaller pension pot to live off in old age and, until then, you will spend many more hours doing essential care work that our economies still value at zero. Welcome to the Cost of Living edition.
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The research box: What we watched, read and listened to while making our Cost of Living edition

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By Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff
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Books A Feminist Reading of Debt by Lucí Cavallero and Verónica Gago Deficit: The Hidden Value of Care by Emma Holten Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City by Matthew Desmond Good Economics for Hard Times by Abhijit V Banerjee and Esther Duflo Le cœur du capital. Ces travailleuses de l’ombre qui font tourner le monde by Fanny Gallot and Hugo Harari-Kermadec We Need to Talk About Money by Otegha Uwagba Who Cooked Adam Smith's Dinner?
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The investigation that sparked change for lesbian patients

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By Ester Pinheiro
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
Editions Team All Stories Support Us CURRENT EDITION  01: REVOLUTION When I started reporting this story, I thought I was covering a policy success. I was wrong. This Pride Month, I’m thinking about the lesbian couples I met in France who were promised equal access to fertility treatment, only to be shut out from actually using it. France ranks among the world's best for fertility access, and since 2021, women have had the legal right to state-funded treatment regardless of sexual orientation.
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Reporting on the far right: A toolkit

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By Imriel Morgan, Erica Hensley Verified
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
Many far-right movements are organised, globally networked and getting better at hiding it. The language used often sounds like human rights. The funding is obscured through foundations and donor-advised funds across borders. The tactics, from institutional capture to strategic litigation to algorithm gaming, are replicable and spreading. Fuller built this toolkit because headlines alone don't give you the framework to see the pattern.
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Pride under persecution

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By Ester Pinheiro
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
Ghana just passed one of Africa's harshest anti-LGBTQ+ laws. But queer joy is surviving anyway Reposted from Instagram with permission from Delovie Kwagala “Love is love,” we’re told. Except, politicians in Ghana are bending themselves over backwards to disagree. On Friday 29 May, lawmakers in the West African country passed a bill that criminalizes – and carries prison sentences for – the "funding, sponsorship or promotion" of, or failure to report “prohibited LGBTQ+ acts” to the police.
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Fuller Project for International Reporting Journalists

Anyangwe, Eliza
Donovan, Louise
Enda, Jodi
Hays, Laurie
Hensley, Erica
Klein, Jessica
Sattar, Maher
Steckler, Abigail