Born into a Chinese family and raised in Puerto Rico, Angelo Mok holds a unique vantage point.
He has learned to navigate education systems across Latinx|e, American and Chinese perspectives after choosing to leave his family and home in San Juan to attend Fort Hamilton High School in New York City and later USC.
“I was struck by the distinct...
In 2019, Katey Rusch was a student in the Investigative Reporting Program at the University of California, Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism. She was researching police departments that had hired officers who had past records of misconduct and appeared to have been terminated from previous jobs...
As the music industry prepares to celebrate at the Grammy Awards this Sunday, is there anything to applaud when it comes to progress for women? The latest report from Stacy L. Smith and the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative suggests that the gains made by women in the music industry have held, but not accelerated....
Today, Stacy L. Smith and the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative , in collaboration with the Adobe Foundation , present the Inclusion List. The data-driven ranking system shows the world who is responsible for driving inclusion when it comes to representation in...
Growing up in a large patriarchal family in Amritsar, India, Devika Bulchandani learned at a young age how to use her communication skills to navigate a complex network of relationships to get what she wanted.
In her 30-year marketing career, Bulchandani has used that understanding of human connections to develop campaigns that simultaneously build brands and drive social change for...
The USC Center for Public Relations ’ 2025 Relevance Report , AI Activated , provides valuable insights from communications leaders who are eagerly embracing artificial intelligence to streamline and differentiate their team’s everyday work.
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