EHRP Launches Fund For Laid Off Journalists

24 April 2018 — Funding, Mission Driven

In the wake of major layoffs, The Economic Hardship Reporting Project (EHRP) announced a fund to support reporters and photographers.

Parcast profiled by New York Times

16 April 2018 — Podcast

PKPR placed an exclusive profile in The New York Times on how upstart podcast network Parcast has become a true crime and history podcast hit factory.

Mozilla unveils 2018 Internet Health Report

12 April 2018 — Internet, Mission Driven

On the same day that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified in CongressMozilla launched its 2018 Internet Health Report. The report puts a spotlight on three major issues impacting the health of the internet: the growing power of big tech companies like Facebook and Google; the broken online advertising economy and its role in propagating fake […]

Designing Justice’s TED Talk

28 March 2018 — Design

Stop what you are doing and watch Deanna Van Buren’s TED Talk: What a World Without Prisons Could Look Like.

Mozilla in Fast Company

8 March 2018 — Internet, Mission Driven

Mozilla and the National Science Foundation are awarding $2 million in funding for projects that will help get people online after disasters or that connect isolated rural Tribal, and urban communities that lack reliable Internet access in the first place. Coverage ranged from a fantastic Fast Company profile of a Detroit project that is bringing […]

50/50 Day co-founder pens CNN op-ed

8 March 2018 — Filmmaking, Mission Driven

50/50 Day co-founder Tiffany Shlain penned an op-ed for CNN on how schools, news media, and entertainment industry have failed women leaders.

ESI’s Schlossberg on Design Matters

5 March 2018 — Art, Design

Put on your earphones and listen to this fascinating interview with ESI Design founder Edwin Schlossberg on Design Matters with Debbie Millman.

Putin portrait grabs global headlines

5 February 2018 — Culture

A seven-foot-high portrait of Vladimir Putin composed of thousands of spent bullet casings from the Eastern Ukraine war front was among the highlights.

Reuters, Crain’s cover women’s leadership initiative

2 February 2018 — Women in Leadership

More than 100 business leaders gathered at the New York Stock Exchange in New York City for the Women in Corporate Leadership Initiative.

ESI in Engadget, Designboom

31 January 2018 — Art, Design

Take a look at how ESI Design reimagines the traditional office lobby by using algorithms to create trippy art that is wowing workers.

Trint founder in Lifehacker’s How I Work

17 January 2018 — Tech

PKPR secured a great interview with Trint founder and CEO Jeff Kofman for Lifehacker’s How I Work.

Tenement Museum launches Your Story, Our Story

16 January 2018 — Culture, History, Immigration

The Tenement Museum launched Your Story, Our Story, an online exhibit featuring 3,000 family objects telling stories of immigration.

SWAAY founder named Rising Star by Ozy

15 January 2018 — Women Entrepreneurs, Women in Leadership

PKPR placed a profile of SWAAY Media founder Iman Oubou in Ozy, which highlighted her as one of its Rising Stars.

Mozilla reveals gifts that snoop

23 December 2017 — Internet, Mission Driven

Connected devices and toys like the Amazon Echo and Hello Barbie are on track to be this season’s hottest gifts. But how can shoppers make sure they’re buying gadgets that aren’t going to spy on their kids or get their friends hacked? Building on its mission to help consumers protect their privacy and security Mozilla […]

Using art for urban planning

22 December 2017 — Art, Design

PKPR secured coverage for this innovative program in a range of outlets including Governing Magazine, CityLab, and PSFK.

Tenement Museum shapes immigration debate

22 December 2017 — Culture, History, Immigration

With immigration dominating the national debate, PKPR worked with The Tenement Museum to develop a thought leadership strategy.

Mozilla on Slate’s If Then Podcast

21 December 2017 — Internet, Mission Driven

Mozilla Foundation’s Executive Director Mark Surman appeared on this week’s episode of Slate’s If Then podcast to how Mozilla is working to build a healthier Internet by engaging consumers in issues like Net Neutrality and encouraging manufacturers to build privacy features into connected devices.

Trint reveals which politicians are best speakers

15 December 2017 — Innovation, Tech

To demonstrate how accurate automated speech recognition has become, Trint tested its speech-to-text algorithm on several politicians.

SWAAY founder on Harry Connick Jr. Show

7 December 2017 — Women Entrepreneurs, Women in Leadership

SWAAY Media founder appeared on the Harry Connick Jr. Show today to discuss how she set out to change the way women are portrayed in the media.

Tenement Museum Opens New Exhibit

7 November 2017 — Culture, History, Immigration

With immigration dominating the national conversation, a major new permanent exhibit will be opening at The Tenement Museum.

Tenement Bedrooms in am New York

6 November 2017 — Culture, History, Immigration

Check out reporter Stav Ziv’s terrific preview in today’s am New York of the Tenement Museum’s new evening series.

Telly Awards Unveil New Branding and Mission

3 November 2017 — Television, Video

The Telly Awards unveiled new branding and leadership, the first steps in a series of significant changes to revitalize the 38-year-old award.

Mozilla on BBC Marketplace Morning Report

30 October 2017 — Internet, Mission Driven

Mozilla Foundation executive director Mark Surman appeared on BBC Marketplace Morning Report which airs on public radio stations throughout the U.S. to discuss the state of Internet health and what Mozilla is doing to fight fake news online harassment, privacy breaches and more.