PR for People

May 1st is Law Day

Patricia Vaccarino

May 01, 2017

It was President Eisenhower who proclaimed May 1 to be Law Day in the United States. The observance of Law Day was later codified as Public Law 87-20 on April 7, 1961. We think May 1 is a great day to say thanks to the lawyers who are doing good work. Throughout May, we will be sharing news stories about lawyers who are practicing Good Law and making a difference in the world.

Media

Truth in Journalism Will Set You Free

PR for People Team

April 26, 2017

Truth in Journalism Will Set You Free: PR for People® Announces the Matt Kramer Award for Excellence in Journalism

Arts & Culture

THE NEA MUST STAY!

Oliver Roth

April 18, 2017

THE NEA MUST STAY – Why Funding the Arts Benefits Everyone!

Food

Comfort Food | A Little Touch of Salt!

Mary Beth Johnson, CEPC, CCC

April 18, 2017

Salt! We swim in it, fish in it, boat in it. We scrub our bodies with it to freshen our skin. Yet we spend a lot of energy trying to control this mineral in our bodies.

Entertainment

Jeffrey Gurian, the amazing pundit of the Comedy World!

PR for People Team

April 18, 2017

Comedy Writer, Comic, Producer, Host, and Author, Jeffrey Gurian is now a regular contributor to PR for People. His column that takes a look behind the scenes in the world of comedy will now be a regular feature.

In case you didn’t know, his new book “...

Health

Stress

Serena Wadhwa

April 18, 2017

Our nation is in transition and this is stressful. By definition the concept of stress relates to the perception of responsibilities, demands on your everyday life, your resources and your abilities. It’s not just our immediate environment, which includes things like our job, family, and our community influencing our experience of stress. The passage of time can be stressful, as can the broader system of the culture or demographic area we...

Politics

From Denver: The Law

Devan Kingsford

April 18, 2017

Not far from where I live in a swarm of suburban housing, there is a federal prison. Usually my exposure to this compound is limited; I often take, out of conscience or convenience, Wadsworth Blvd instead, a road not inhabited by the hulking reminder of our broken penal system.

But not long ago I was driving with my 9-year-old nephew to an odd part of town, not North West towards Denver like I usually gravitate ---ebb and flow,...

Travel