In an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times, Professor Melissa Breger of PKPR client Albany Law School argues that 35 years after the Menendez brothers’ shocking conviction for the 1989 murders of their parents, their clemency plea underscores the need for trauma-informed justice reform, particularly in cases involving childhood abuse.
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PKPR is proud to have worked with artist Kandace Creel Falcón on developing the idea for this op-ed on the impact Minnesota’s Guaranteed Income for Artists program has had on Falcón’s life and community.
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Albany Law School Professor Dale Margolin Cecka discussed the results of ballot measures in 10 states expanding access to abortion. Cecka warned that unless federal protections are put in place, abortion access & reproductive rights remain at risk.
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On Election Day, artist and PKPR client Sheryl Oring invited residents in Philadelphia to dictate messages to the next president on a vintage typewriter as part of her “I Wish to Say” project.
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Professor Dale Margolin Cecka of PKPR client Albany Law School wrote an op-ed in Governing about the fatal consequences of giving violent men access to their children and discussed domestic violence legislation on The Jabot Podcast.
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Artist and PKPR client Sheryl Oring is traveling the country with her vintage typewriter inviting people to dictate a message to the next president.
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For NPR’s All Things Considered, reporter Alex Cipolle took an in-depth look at Minnesota’s Guaranteed Income for Artists pilot operated by PKPR client Springboard for the Arts.
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PKPR secured a significant win for Pacific Forest Trust with national CBS News coverage, showcasing the organization’s innovative “good fire” approach to forest management.
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Albany Law School Criminal Law professor Michael Wetmore wrote an op-ed for Newsday addressing concerns about random violence against women in New York City subways and streets, proposing refinements to bail reform that would allow judges to consider public safety risks.
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Last week, PKPR client Przekrój – a historic Polish magazine that was a Cold War lifeline for many behind the Iron Curtain – launched its English-version edition.
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For World Oceans Day today, Ryan Bigelow, the Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions project director, wrote an op-ed for Food Dive, a leading food industry news outlet, on why the seafood industry must recognize that healthy seas require safeguarding human rights.
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Sarah Rogerson from Albany Law School and her sister Mary Mueller have become powerful advocates for gun control.
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Food & Wine editors tested 100+ kitchen products in March, and they singled out Goldie by Sourhouse as one of the six the “can’t stop using.”
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Razan Al Mubarak was featured in Time Magazine’s “5 Ideas for Rebuilding Trust in 2024” article.
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A recent Travel + Leisure article features QC New York, describing it as “the Perfect Winter Day Trip”.
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PKPR client DMC features in The Daily Mail’s recent article, “When She Has It All: 37 Holiday Gift Ideas for Your Sister”.
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Dear Dyslexia made its national debut on October 17th at a pop-up exhibit and press conference on Capitol Hill sponsored by Representative Julia Brownley (D-CA), co-chair of the House Dyslexia Caucus.
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Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Cunningham (The Hours) started his career as a Fellow at Provincetown’s Fine Arts Work Center in 1980.
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Saveur’s recent article “The Best Gifts for Bakers” features Sourhouse’s Goldie, praising its design and ability to preserve sourdough starter.
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The brainchild of Dyslexic Designing Thinking founder Gil Gershoni, Dear Dyslexia aims to reframe perceptions of the learning difference.
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The Week magazine highlights Working Forest Conservation Easements, which Pacific Forest Trust pioneered.
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Fine Arts Work Center has received a stunning makeover that honors its bohemian roots while continuing to support future generations of artists and writers.
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In an op-ed published in STAT News, Tara Rynders speaks on her own experience as a nurse and the importance of supporting healthcare workers.
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Ms. Magazine talked to Tara Rynders about how she is using dance to help nurses deal with compassion fatigue and burnout.
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CNBC talked with urban planner Jeff Speck about how cities like New York City and London can become more walkable, livable, and affordable.
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In an op-ed posted by Los Angeles time, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia reviews how sport relies on extensive public subsidies and tax breaks.
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When Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the so-called Don’t Say Gay bill, he displayed “Call Me Max,” a story about a young trans boy by Kyle Lukoff.
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In an essay for Salon, Dyslexic Design Thinking founder Gil Gershoni explored what the new ABC series “Will Trent” gets wrong and gets right about people with dyslexia.
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In a sign of recovery for the Critically Endangered West African lion, Panthera and Senegal’s Department of National Parks released breathtaking footage.
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In an op-ed published in The Hill today, Walkable City author Jeff reviews Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s new Safer Streets program.
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