Every Tuesday and Thursday for five months, Robeson Taj Frazier and Ben Caldwell met for a conversation.
Caldwell, an artist, filmmaker, and community organizer, founded the KAOS Network , a...
The COVID-19 pandemic has been described as the biggest shakeup in the workplace since the Industrial Revolution. By utilizing technologies like video conferencing and messaging services, workers could do their job from anywhere in the world, disrupting our understanding of how management, careers and lifestyles would look.
But in a post-...
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The 8 th edition of the USC Annenberg Relevance Report won’t be relevant for long, predicts Fred Cook, director of the USC Center for Public Relations . But today, it definitely is.
“Everyone in communications is talking about Artificial Intelligence (AI),” writes Cook. “This was not the...
In a world where music superstars make headlines for their chart-topping hits and jaw-dropping performances, a recent study by USC Annenberg and USC Viterbi researchers sheds light on a new dimension of their influence: public health. The study, published in...
Killers of the Flower Moon, the newest film from Martin Scorsese, may seem notable for having an octogenarian director, but a new research brief reveals that it is the film’s leading Native American actress who is the greater rarity in Hollywood.
The report by...
“We are students. We don’t have [guns],” a group of Black African college students chanted at a Ukrainian side of the Poland border as the Russo-Ukrainian War escalated in the spring of 2022. Their cries were heard around the world because they had a more powerful weapon.
Using their cellphones, the students, mostly Nigerians, documented how they were being denied...