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Mozilla Gets Creative to Highlight AI’s Impact

18 June 2019 — Internet, Mission Driven

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

24 April 2019 — Internet, Mission Driven

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 […]

Mozilla press launch event for privacy study

14 November 2018 — Internet, Mission Driven

PKPR organized a press event launch today in New York City for Mozilla’s *Privacy Not Included, a research report and shopping guide identifying which connected products are secure and trustworthy — and which aren’t. The goal: help consumers shop for gifts based on not just price and performance but also on how well they protect […]

Mozilla chats with The Guardian

12 November 2018 — Internet, Mission Driven

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.

NYLON profiles EHRP’s Jackson doc

5 November 2018 — Documentary, Mission Driven

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’.

NYC Hosts a Festival About Death

27 October 2018 — Mission Driven

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.

Reimagine End of Life on WNYC

26 October 2018 — Mission Driven

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.

Seal of Excelencia Launches

18 October 2018 — Education, Mission Driven

More than 60 leaders of higher education and Latino advocacy institutions and organizations this week endorsed The Seal of Excelencia.

Reimagine in artnet

3 October 2018 — Mission Driven

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.

Reimagine End of Life in NY Times

24 September 2018 — Mission Driven

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.

Albertine Prize in AP

6 June 2018 — Art, Mission Driven

Not One Day by Anne Garréta, an intimate and sometimes bitter recounting of past lovers, has received the 2018 Albertine Prize.

50/50 Day on NowThis

2 May 2018 — Filmmaking, Mission Driven

Two NowThis videos on 50/50 Day, a global day of action and conversation about gender equality¿, garnered over 120,000 views.

Mozilla unveils 2018 Internet Health Report

12 April 2018 — Internet, Mission Driven

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 […]

Mozilla in Fast Company

8 March 2018 — Internet, Mission Driven

Mozilla and the National Science Foundation are awarding $2 million in funding for projects that will help get people online after disasters or that connect isolated rural Tribal, and urban communities that lack reliable Internet access in the first place. Coverage ranged from a fantastic Fast Company profile of a Detroit project that is bringing […]