DJDS in MSNBC
MSNBC published a wonderful profile of Deanna Van Buren by reporter Julia Pepitone – “This architect went from creating luxury malls to imagining a world without prisons.”
Read More →MSNBC published a wonderful profile of Deanna Van Buren by reporter Julia Pepitone – “This architect went from creating luxury malls to imagining a world without prisons.”
Read More →Check out this in-depth profile in NewsOne – “Oakland Architect And Activist Deanna Van Buren Uses Design As A Means For Restorative Justice.”
Read More →In a New York Times piece examining post-Rikers plans, Deanna Van Buren of Designing Justice + Designing Spaces urged New York to invest in restorative justice spaces instead of pursuing “humane jail design.”
Read More →After Riley Keough — granddaughter of Elvis and Priscilla Presley — announced that she is on her way to becoming a certified death doula, PopSugar interviewed, Suzanne O’Brien, RN, the founder of the International Doulagivers Institute, for a story on what death doulas do.
Read More →PKPR developed a comprehensive website for HE Razan Al Mubarak, President of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and United Nations Climate Change High Level Champion.
Read More →Leading literary outlets embraced Russian Literature Week with thoughtful coverage.
Read More →Trint gets a rave review from tech guru David Pogue on Yahoo! News, calling it “a welcome new weapon in the fight against transcribing.”
Read More →Russian Literature Week landed coverage in key New York outlets in the lead-up to the festival, including am New York and WNET NYC-Arts
Read More →PKPR booked Richard Attias on Bloomberg TV, Bloomberg Radio, and Fox Business Network to discuss the first round of the French presidential election.
Read More →Read Russia generated solid preview coverage for Russian Literature Week across New York media.
Read More →New York Times dance critic Brian Seibert reviewed Flex is Kings Live at the Dumbo Arts Festival, singling out performer Storyboard Professor as operating “on a level all his own” with “liquid flow” that was “otherworldly.” Seibert described the East Brooklyn-born flexing movement as expanding across boroughs, with bone-breaking contortions and mime-influenced moves that could […]
Read More →Check out this profile of Sheryl Oring in today’s Los Angeles Times by Richard Paddock.
Read More →As reported by Robert Smith on NPR’s All Things Considered, performance artist Sheryl Oring recently invited people in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park to dictate birthday messages to President Bush.
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