In the coming months, a select group of journalists from news organizations across the country will publish in-depth reports on topics ranging from hospital errors to the connection between gun violence and children’s health. Their reporting will come to life thanks to $53,500 in grants from the...
The rapid expansion of the Internet is being used to facilitate human trafficking, yet it also can be harnessed to monitor and combat this form of modern-day slavery.
This is the finding of a new report from the Center on Communication Leadership & Policy (CCLP) at USC Annenberg. The result of a year-long investigation by CCLP...
A partnership between USC Annenberg and the California Health Care Foundation Center for Health Reporting has allowed the investigation and publication of many health-related stories. In a story ...
Marty Kaplan , communication professor and director of USC Annenberg's Norman Lear Center, recently wrote an op-ed piece for the...
Jennifer Grover ( Master's in Public Diplomacy '12) was selected as the recipient of the 2011 CPD Prize for Best Student Paper in Public Diplomacy for her paper "...
Journalism professo and director of the USC Center on Public Diplomacy Philip Seib wrote "Revitalized Arab States should Embrace Public Diplomacy" for the CPD...
The California HealthCare Foundation Center for Health Reporting , which is headquartered at USC Annenberg and funded by the non-profit California HealthCare Foundation, contributed to a USA Today...
In a milestone for the profession, four major professional organizations in the communication/PR industry have joined forces to support the USC Annenberg Strategic Communication and PR Center’s seventh Generally Accepted Practices (GAP) Study. The biennial GAP study is generally considered to be the most comprehensive and in-depth study of the field. Its mission critical data is used by...
