Articles on PR for People

Is Ahed Tamimi the “Joan of Arc” of Palestine?

According to the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), each year some 700 Palestinian children are arrested, detained, interrogated, and prosecuted by a military court system that allows physical abuse of these young people. Currently, there are about 300 Palestinian children (ages 12 to 17) being held in Israeli jails and prisons. One of them is Ahed Tamimi.


Huts for Vets

In the hope of resurrecting vets from post-traumatic stress disorder, Huts For Vets is exactly what the name embodies, taking vets into the wilderness.


Helping veterans become effective entrepreneurs

Thomas Kuljam is director of an innovative program specifically designed to serve veterans as they transition from the military to a campus environment and ultimately the civilian world.


Martin Short, Michelle Wolf, Mike Vecchione and More

Martin Short Surprises Fundraiser Guests, How Michelle Wolf Got a Netflix Show, Mike Vecchione on the Tonight Show and More

The War Between the Rich and the Poor

Plato, in his great book about social justice the Republic, in 321 B.C., warned us that “Any State, however small, is in fact divided into two -- one the State of the poor, the other that of the rich – and these are [forever] at war with one another.”  


Boys and Oil

The leadership might bicker and fume at North Korea’s dictator Kim Jong-un, but it’s a smokescreen. By warring with North Korea, there is no takeaway as grand a prize as winning a mother lode of black gold—Oil. The real prize is Iran. The oil surplus in the Middle East remains the highest in regional crude oil, and that increased further in 2016. And it might be noteworthy that the world oil demand grew by 1.7%, which was less than 2015 when oil prices fell dramatically and the increased demand was only 2.2%. The United States, though, continues to be the world’s largest consumer of oil. And this is no small fact.  Based on current data, there is an indication that China is on the ascent in oil consumption, but for the time being, this nation is years away from achieving the U.S consumption rate.


Brad Williams, Cipha Sounds and More

Brad Williams in NYC, Cipha Sounds Hip Hop Improv, Women of a Certain Age and More

Open Mic Comedy Fundraiser in NYC Will Raise Money For Israeli Volunteer Officers

Comedy open-mic show fundraiser on April 24th at Keats Restaurant on 45th Street and 2nd Avenue in Manhattan from 6:30 -8:30 P.M.


Beyond the Frame: Revisiting the Photographs of Edward S. Curtis

More than 100 years after they were taken, the photographs that Edward S. Curtis made of Native Americans across North America remain the iconic images of the race. Wearing trappings of skins and feathers, shells and beads, the subjects of the photographs look directly through Curtis’s lens and into the 21st century viewer’s soul, conveying a moment captured for all time.


Comedy March Madness Picks a Winner, News From Seinfeld and More

Comedy March Madness Picks a Winner, Seinfeld and George Wallace Surprise Fundraiser Crowd, and News From Andrew Schulz, Tim Dillon, Mark Normand and More