A public affairs show devoted to specific local-only issues such as employment, immigration issues, health, insurance, and news.

Published for artists, program administrators, design professionals, educators, libraries and colleges. Examines the role of public art in contemporary society and educates the public in the appreciation and understanding of the excellence, diversity and vitality in public art. Features issues involving artistic and community interaction, as well as subject matter relevant to public art's expanding role in the community, the visual environment and urban design.

Public Books is an review site that features an international community of emerging and established intellectuals and artists committed to vigorous debate about works and ideas that deserve timely, intensive discussion. Each month Public Books selects a small number of adventurous works: serious nonfiction, literary fiction, memoirs, bestsellers, genre fiction, comics and graphic novels, young adult and children’s books. We review writers already in the public eye alongside those who deserve more prominent coverage. We resuscitate significant publications that speak to the present. We feature multilingual reviewers who introduce us to material from all over the world, including books not yet translated into English.

Public Choice is a leading scholarly journal that publishes applications of economics to nonmarket social phenomena, such as politics, law, religion, conflict, and the family. For over half a century the journal has served as a premier outlet for interdisciplinary work by economists, political scientists, legal scholars, and sociologists.

Magazine of the Public Citizen membership organization founded by Ralph Nader. Addresses consumer rights, safe products, environmental concerns, trade policy, energy consumption, and corporate and government accountability. Editorial mission is to produce a high quality magazine that informs, entertains, and makes a difference in the community.

The blog is hosted by Public Citizen's Consumer Justice Project, but it must be noted that the views expressed on the blog are solely those of the individual Contributors. Categories on the blog include: Arbitration, Conferences, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Consumer History, Consumer Law Scholarship, Consumer Legislative Policy, Consumer Litigation, Credit Cards, Credit Reporting & Discrimination, Debt Collection, Federal Trade Commission, Food and Nutrition, Foreclosure Crisis, Free Speech, Intellectual Property & Consumer Issues and Global Consumer Protection. Posts vary in length. PR opportunities are limited and best available to clients who are public interest group-focused. The team can be reached via email or post.

Serves as the only law journal dedicated exclusively to public contract, grant law and related areas of practice. Focuses on examining timely legal issues confronting the judiciary, the administrative tribunals and the Bar.

Public Discourse is the online journal of the Witherspoon Institute, a 501(c)3 research center located in Princeton, New Jersey. Public Discourse authors write on a wide array of topics in a variety of academic disciplines. Public Discourse covers Sexuality & Family, Business & Economics, Education & Culture, and Politics & Law. Pitches for potential book reviews, essays, or interviews. Contact via contact form available on the outlet website.

Public Domain is an independent investigative environmental news website/newsletter focused on public lands, environmental policy, climate change and biodiversity loss. This is a newsletter hosted on substack.

Written for journalists, activists, and politicians and aims to facilitate public understanding of the threat posed to democratic values and principles by the right in the United States and to help build the movement for progressive social change. Addresses the full spectrum of the US political right-from the right-wing in the electoral arena to paramilitary organizations.