The Outlaw Ocean Project is a non-profit journalism organization based in Washington D.C. Their mission is to produce investigative stories that shed light on human rights, labor, and environmental concerns on the two-thirds of the planet covered by water. This organization tackles urgent issues that often go unnoticed by traditional news outlets due to the high costs, risks, and time involved in reporting on them. From the murder of stowaways to arms trafficking, illegal fishing, pollution, and human slavery on fishing ships, The Outlaw Ocean Project brings these stories to the forefront.

Led by Ian Urbina, an award-winning journalist, this organization conducts its reporting at sea, providing a unique and immersive perspective. Their stories are published in reputable outlets such as the New Yorker, NBC News, The Atlantic, and The Washington Post and are translated into multiple languages. To reach a wider and younger audience, The Outlaw Ocean Project collaborates with artists to transform their reporting into music, animation, mural art, stage performances, and podcasts.

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