Media Highlights

The Hill
Grammy Awards edge closer to 'existential crisis' with latest controversies
January 27, 2020

The Hill cited research from the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on how many women were among those nominated for the previous six Grammy Awards.

CNN
How many stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame belong on the walk of shame?
January 24, 2020

CNN quoted Miki Turner about the rise of cancel culture and the success of the #MeToo movement.

Washington Post
When classical music had a place on America’s political stage
January 23, 2020

The Washington Post featured a book review by Tim Page about classical music in America between World War I and the Cold War.

Forbes
Women are missing in the music industry, make up less than 3% of producers
January 22, 2020

Forbes featured research from the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on women in creative roles across the music industry. The study was also cited in The Guardian.

Variety
Alicia Keys talks new single, female power, high-quality sound at Amazon CES panel
January 14, 2020

Variety cited research from the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on how many producers and engineers in the music business are female.

Associated Press
DirectorsSoMale: Oscar noms slammed for lack of diversity
January 14, 2020

The Associated Press featured Stacy Smith of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on the lack of diversity in this year's Oscar nominations. Smith and her research were also highlighted on Good Morning America and Fox Los Angeles, and in the Los Angeles TimesTime and Vanity Fair.

Washington Post
How will China respond to rejection from both Taiwan and Hong Kong?
January 14, 2020

The Washington Post quoted Clayton Dube of the USC U.S.-China Institute on how China is responding to rejection from both Taiwan and Hong Kong.

Los Angeles Daily News
Public-private partnerships bring mental health crisis care to uninsured
January 13, 2020

The Los Angeles Daily News featured a story from the USC Center for Health Journalism Collaborative, a part of USC Annenberg, on how public-private partnerships are forming to address mental health crisis care for the uninsured.

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