Investigative reporter Ian Urbina realizes that, for many people, the sea is "simply a place we fly over." That's why in The Outlaw Ocean he works so hard at sharing some of the wildest, darkest ...

More than 50 million people make their living working offshore on two-thirds of our planet covered by water. The non-profit Outlaw Ocean Project is dedicated to exploring human rights violations, ...

More than 50 million people make their living working offshore on two-thirds of our planet covered by water. The non-profit Outlaw Ocean Project is dedicated to exploring human rights violations, ...

Former New York Times writer and Pulitzer Prize winner Ian Urbina has been accused of misleading musicians to help him promote his 2019 book, The Outlaw Ocean, "for free," and of listing himself as a ...

The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ian Urbina “apologize[d] unequivocally” after some of the artists who contributed tracks to his Outlaw Ocean Music Project complained about their involvement, ...

The most recent U.S. Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries lists fishermen as the most likely of all Americans to be killed on the job, with about one dead a year for every 1,000 at sea.

The latest issue of The New Yorker contains a damning, deeply reported piece from the Pulitzer prize-winning writer Ian Urbina on Libyan migrant prisons. These institutions appear to operate with the ...

NEW YORK, June 20, 2024 — Asia Society is pleased to announce that the 2024 Osborn Elliott Prize for Excellence in Journalism on Asia is being awarded to The Outlaw Ocean Project, a nonprofit ...

New York Times investigative journalist Ian Urbina's book The Outlaw Ocean is a fast-paced and meticulously reported travelogue of four years spent covering the world's last great frontier, the high ...

Former New York Times reporter and Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Ian Urbina admits that his desire to explore and try things others might not has at times put him in danger, taking him from war zones ...