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At MozFest in London, The Guardian spoke with former Mozilla fellow Hang Do Thi Duc and Iranian internet researcher Mahsa Alimardani about what they think should be done to rebuild trust in the internet. Listen to their thoughts on The Guardian’s Chips with Everything Podcast here.
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NYLON’s Kristin Iversen sits down with Economic Hardship Reporting Project’s Alissa Quart for an in-depth look at Emmy Award-winning documentary ‘Jackson’.
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As part of Reimagine End of Life, artist Day Schildkret and New Yorkers of all ages created a large scale art installation.
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A weeklong festival exploring big questions about life and death will unfold not just in theaters and concerts halls across New York City’s five boroughs.
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Brad Wolfe, the founder of Reimagine End of Life, appeared on WNYC’s All of It with Alison Stewart today to discuss the weeklong festival.
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PKPR secured a rave review for Keepsake in Business Insider with reporter Brandt Ranj, who highlighted the brand.
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More than 60 leaders of higher education and Latino advocacy institutions and organizations this week endorsed The Seal of Excelencia.
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PKPR placed a 3,000-word feature on the Economic Hardship Reporting Project in the fall 2018 print issue of The American Prospect.
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More than 80 percent of accounts that repeatedly spread misinformation during the 2016 election campaign are still active.
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Check out stories today on Reimagine End of Life in New York City in Metro and amNewYork.
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artnet took an in-depth look today at the dozens of visual and performance art events taking place during the Reimagine End of Life festival.
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Waave this week expanded to all five boroughs. Check out the coverage in amNew York, Metro, Curbed, and Patch.
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PKPR placed an exclusive in The New York Times announcing the first Reimagine End of Life, a citywide festival exploring questions about life and death.
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A report released by Excelencia in Education and Gallup covering Latino graduates of Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) with inclusive environments.
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Starting this month, New York City yellow taxis in Manhattan will offer upfront fares before passengers hail a trip via Waave.
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The critics have tested the competition and they are singling Trint out as the best transcription app on the market.
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Associated Press video journalists across the globe will now use Trint to transcribe recorded interviews and events.
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John Irving, author of novels such as “The World According to Garp”, is this year’s winner of the Ambassador Richard C. Holbrooke Distinguished Award.
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Check out this awesome interview with Barbara Ehrenreich and Alissa Quart about the Economic Hardship Reporting Project.
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Metropolis Magazine published an article by ESI Design founder Edwin Schlossberg on how his collaboration with Buckminster Fuller.
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PKPR booked Alexander Heffner on Morning Joe to discuss his new book, A Documentary History of the United States.
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PKPR booked Alissa Quart, executive editor of Economic Hardship Reporting Project, on Morning Joe this morning to discuss her new book.
Read More →Richard Attias appeared on Fox Business today to discuss the fallout from G7 Summit and the North Korea summit in Singapore.
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Not One Day by Anne Garréta, an intimate and sometimes bitter recounting of past lovers, has received the 2018 Albertine Prize.
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CityLab today published the amazing true story of how Theatre of the Oppressed NYC purchased a new space in the heart of NYC’s Theater District.
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Two NowThis videos on 50/50 Day, a global day of action and conversation about gender equality¿, garnered over 120,000 views.
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In the wake of major layoffs, The Economic Hardship Reporting Project (EHRP) announced a fund to support reporters and photographers.
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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.
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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 […]
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Stop what you are doing and watch Deanna Van Buren’s TED Talk: What a World Without Prisons Could Look Like.
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