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Razan Al Mubarak Calls For Wildlife Recovery Plan

While the global lockdown has led to unprecedented reductions in greenhouse gas emissions there is increasing evidence that the pandemic is bringing critical conservation efforts to a halt, harming efforts to prevent biodiversity loss worldwide. In an op-ed written for Mongabay the global conservation and science news outlet Razan Al Mubarak calls for a post-COVID […]

ESI Design in Next City

Next City takes a close look at how PNC Bank tapped ESI Design to transform a former dry cleaners in Cleveland into a thriving community hub.

Razan Al Mubarak op-ed in The Ecologist

The COVID-19 pandemic is a wake-up call that a seemingly innocuous event in one part of the world can have a profound effect on the other side of the planet in just a matter of days. In an op-ed written for The Ecologist Razan Al Mubarak makes a powerful case for the need for conservationists […]

Razan Al Mubarak’s Website Launches

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.

Mozilla on NPR’s Morning Edition

Ashley Boyd, Mozilla’s Vice President of Advocacy, appeared on NPR’s Morning Edition this morning to discuss this year’s Privacy Not Include holiday shopping guide with host Scott Simon. Listen here.

Mozilla in USA Today

To help consumers choose gifts that protect the privacy of their friends and family, Mozilla today unveiled its *Privacy Not Included report at a press event in New York City. The report identifies the smart devices and toys that are secure and trustworthy — as well as those that may be spying on your friends […]

Mozilla’s MozFest Tackles Political Disinformation

In an age of deepfakes and disinformation, more than 2500 activists, policymakers and technologists gathered in London last week at Mozilla’s MozFest to work on creating a better, healthier, and more humane internet. PKPR secured an appearance on CNN for Mozilla Fellow Camille François to discuss how she is using machine learning and data analysis […]

DJDS TED Talk

PKPR has secured a series of profiles looking at how Designing Justice + Designing Spaces is using design to end mass incarceration.

Character Day in Parents, EdSurge

For the past ten years, Character Day co-founder Tiffany Shlain, her husband, and her two kids have unplugged from their devices every Saturday.

This Mozilla-Funded Film Watches You

Over a year after the approval of a U.S. patentSnapchat users still don’t know if the app is using facial emotion recognition technology to detect and profit off of their moods. To put pressure on SnapchatMozilla premiered “Stealing Ur Feelings,” a short documentary that uses the same technology to analyze viewers’ emotions as they watch […]

DJDS in Bloomberg, AD

In 2017, PKPR client Deanna Van Buren delivered a TED Talk – What a World Without Prisons Could Look Like— that has been viewed more than one million times.

Trint scores 2020 candidates

Bernie Sanders’ accent may sound strange to some people outside of New York, but it doesn’t pose any comprehension problems for artificial intelligence.

Mozilla Gets Creative to Highlight AI’s Impact

To raise awareness about the unintended consequences of artificial intelligence Mozilla has funded a series of films games and art projects that will be launching over the next few months.  PKPR has secured coverage for the initial projects including:  Stay tuned for the worldwide launch of the film Stealing Ur Feelings online later this summer.

Mozilla unveils 2019 Internet Health Report on CBS

To launch Mozilla’s 2019 Internet Health ReportPKPR booked an interview for Mozilla Executive Director Mark Surman on CBS News this morning. This year’s Report cited growing efforts to protect digital privacy, build more responsible artificial intelligence and rein in the power of big tech companies as the most positive developments for the internet while pervasive […]