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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.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Cunningham (The Hours) started his career as a Fellow at Provincetown’s Fine Arts Work Center in 1980.

The brainchild of Dyslexic Designing Thinking founder Gil Gershoni, Dear Dyslexia aims to reframe perceptions of the learning difference.

When Mozilla wanted to tackle the privacy nightmare posed by modern cars, we knew the research was solid but the story needed to cut through.

The Week magazine highlights Working Forest Conservation Easements, which Pacific Forest Trust pioneered.

PKPR developed a fundraising deck for Mozilla Foundation’s Fellowship program to support donor cultivation and major gift conversations. We created a strategic narrative showcasing how Mozilla pioneered the field of public interest technology and supports visionary technologists working on critical challenges, including defending democracy, ensuring trustworthy AI, and protecting human rights. The deck featured individual […]

PKPR secured an exclusive article and photo gallery in AnOther Magazine featuring intimate portraits from acclaimed photographer Jess T. Dugan’s workshops at Provincetown’s Fine Arts Work Center.

PKPR secured coverage in Inside Edition and Mongabay of a captivating video showing a black bear taking a refreshing dip in one of Northern California’s rare “sag ponds”—a natural pool formed by earthquake fault activity.

PKPR secured an exclusive look in The Architect’s Newspaper at the renovation of the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown.

Fine Arts Work Center has received a stunning makeover that honors its bohemian roots while continuing to support future generations of artists and writers.

PKPR secured an interview for Pacific Forest Trust Co-Founder Laurie Wayburn and “Beaver Land: How One Weird Rodent Made America” author Leila Philip on KQED-FM’s California Report (NPR-San Francisco).

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how Trump’s still in deep legal trouble in New York, despite a minor court win.

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia argues the Supreme Court shouldn’t even hear Trump’s appeal on immunity ruling.

PKPR conducted a comprehensive internal communications strategy project for the Mozilla Foundation to optimize employee engagement and information accessibility across the organization.

In an op-ed for Education Week, Albany Law School professor Sarah Rogerson examines school shooting prevention through both her role as a school board vice president and her personal experience as the aunt of an Oxford High School shooting survivor.

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about if Trump’s legal spokesperson violated the terms of his gag order.

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.”

Check out this in-depth profile in NewsOne – “Oakland Architect And Activist Deanna Van Buren Uses Design As A Means For Restorative Justice.”

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.”

PKPR turned the spotlight on Congress, revealing that most members rarely engage with news from across the aisle.

Ground News’ Blindspot Report cut through election-year echo chambers, landing coverage in Mashable, Editor & Publisher, and 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.

Leading literary outlets embraced Russian Literature Week with thoughtful coverage.

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