Dayton Literary Peace Prize on C-SPAN Book TV
C-SPAN Book TV tonight aired the 2022 Dayton Literary Peace Prize ceremony featuring speeces by winners such asWil Haygood and Clint Smith.
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DMC in Architectural Digest, Seventeen
For the 2022 holiday season, PKPR implemented a comprehensive gift guide strategy for DMC’s new Gift of Stitch collection of 24 needlecraft kits.
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Dyslexic Dictionary Exhibit Premieres in San Francisco
Dyslexic Dictionary is an exhibition in San Francisco executive produced by artist and Dyslexic Design Thinking founder Gil Gershoni.
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Case study: Mozilla Internal Comms
PKPR conducted a comprehensive internal communications strategy project for the Mozilla Foundation to optimize employee engagement and information accessibility across the organization.
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RSG Group unveils new Gold’s Gyms in Texas
In August 2020, at the height of the pandemic, RSG Group purchased Gold’s Gym after it filed for bankruptcy, preserving the iconic gym’s legacy.
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Wil Haygood honored with Dayton Literary Peace Prize
Wil Haygood will receive the 2022 Ambassador Richard C. Holbrooke Distinguished Achievement Award.
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ALS in Education Week
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.
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Moleskine exhibit at One World Observatory
An exhibition showcasing Moleskine notebooks transformed into stunning works of art opened at One World Observatory in New York this week.
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Panthera in People
This week, Panthera and Senegal’s Department of National Parks announced that the lion population in Senegal’s Niokolo Koba National Park has doubled.
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Roto founder profiled in Attractions Management
Check out this in-depth interview with Roto founder Joseph Wisne in Attractions Management Magazine.
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Ray Brescia op-ed in The Daily Beast
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.
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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.”
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Hanif Abdurraqib profiled by NBC News
In an age where algorithms drive music discovery, Hanif Abdurraqib uses a new season of his radio show and a new NYC concert series to open listeners’ ears.
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NewsOne profile of DJDS
Check out this in-depth profile in NewsOne – “Oakland Architect And Activist Deanna Van Buren Uses Design As A Means For Restorative Justice.”
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DJDS in Shondaland
Deanna Van Buren, the founder of Designing Justice + Designing Spaces, is profiled today in Shondaland as part of their Black History Now series.
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Panthera study in Science, Treehugger
Panthera scientists have documented evidence that female jaguars use tactics similar to female lions to prevent their cubs from being attacked by adult males.
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Mozilla’s Future Wake in Fast Company
Law enforcement relies on AI systems that purport to predict crime — but have proven to be biased against Black Americans. Two artist-technologists supported by an award from Mozilla have turned the “predictive policing” model on its head with “Future Wake,” an interactive website that uses AI trained on real law enforcement data to predict […]
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Op-ed by Roto founder in SEGD
PKPR placed an op-ed in SEGD by Roto founder Joseph Wisne on how museums and attractions need to become “supersensory”.
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ALS Professor Ted De Barbieri in New York Daily News
Professor Ted de Barbieri of Albany Law School penned an op-ed for the New York Daily News on how to avoid a housing crisis this winter.
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Moleskine Foundation on BBC World Service
An interview with Lwando Xaso, who is working with Moleskine Foundation to aid young Africans in creating Wikipedia articles in their official languages.
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Ray Brescia op-ed in Washington Post
Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia penned an op-ed for the Washington Post looking at how the cases on the docket will shape the future of the court.
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Forbes chats with new Moleskine CEO
New Moleskine CEO Daniela Riccardi speaks to Forbes about her vision for the brand, including new collaborations with luxury and fashion brands.
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Chanel Miller’s speech at Dayton ceremony on LitHub
LitHub highlighted author Chanel Miller’s moving and powerful speech at this week’s Dayton Literary Peace Prize ceremony.
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DJDS in Bloomberg CityLab
Bloomberg CityLab’s Zach Mortice talked to DJDS’s Deanna Van Buren about the challenges of transforming closed jails into spaces that benefit communities.
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ALS Dean Alicia Oullette on CNN
Albany Law School Dean Alicia Oullette, an expert on COVID-19 law, was interviewed by CNN Supreme Court reporter Ariane de Vogue.
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DJDS in New York Times
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.”
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BPL op-ed in NY Daily News
In 2020, hundreds of people across Brooklyn participated in 32 town halls as part of Brooklyn Public Library’s 28th Amendment Project.
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Bill Cunningham exhibit on NBC New York Live
Check out this awesome tour of the Experience the Times of Bill Cunningham exhibit with NBC New York Live’s Joelle Gargulio.
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Associated Press TV previews Bill Cunningham exhibit
Associated Press TV previews the Experience the Times of Bill Cunningham exhibit.
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Razan Al Mubarak elected IUCN President
Razan Al Mubarak was elected President of IUCN this week. She is the second woman to lead the organization in its 75-year history and its first president from West Asia. Watch her acceptance speech.
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