Istarski ogranak DHK Pula is a prominent literary organization located in Pula, Croatia, dedicated to the promotion of literature, art, and culture. Founded in June 1996, it has gained recognition for its influential publication, "Nova Istra," a quarterly magazine that showcases diverse literary works, including essays, stories, and critical analyses. The magazine has received accolades, such as the Silver Charter from Matica hrvatska in 1998 and the award for the best magazine at the International Publishers' Meeting in 2006.

In addition to its publication efforts, the organization actively participates in cultural events, such as the Month of Croatian Books and the Interliber book fair, providing platforms for authors and fostering literary discussions. The Istarski ogranak is also involved in organizing seminars and contests, such as the Zvanje Črnja Croatian Essay Award, exemplifying its commitment to promoting literary excellence. With a focus on enriching the cultural landscape, Istarski ogranak DHK Pula stands as a key institution for writers and readers alike in the region.