Navigating Borders: Between the U.S. & Mexico, Madness & Sanity, My Father & Me
Nov 13th, 2018
Join USC Annenberg alumna Jean Guerrero (’10), who covers the U.S.-Mexico border for KPBS in San Diego, as she discusses her… More
Conversation@PAM: Cultural Appreciation or Appropriation?
Nov 1st, 2018
All art including fashion has a long history of acquiring influences from various cultures but where is the line between… More
Africa in Hollywood: Changing the Narrative
Oct 27th, 2018
The success of Black Panther marked a significant turning point for Africa and Africans in Hollywood. Since the film’s $1.3… More
The Fire This Time: Afterlives of 1968 “Social Movement Legacies II | Revolt, Counterinsurgency & Global ‘68”
Oct 5th, 2018
The fiftieth anniversary of 1968 has driven journalists, scholars, activists and advertisers into the archives, lured by the opportunity to… More
Crossing Borders, Blurring Borders: Writing and Refugees
Oct 3rd, 2018
MacArthur grant recipient, USC RAP faculty members Viet Thanh Nguyen and Josh Kun engage in informal conversation about the modes… More
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2018 Sentinel Awards
Oct 3rd, 2018
Now in their 19th year, the 2018 Sentinel Awards are presented by the Lear Center’s Hollywood, Health & Society program. The 12… More
Setting the Story Straight: Rewriting the Narrative on Immigrants in Television
Oct 2nd, 2018
The Writers Guild Foundation, in partnership with Define American and The Hollywood Reporter, hosts this discussion featuring writers and actors… More
Creative Lessons from the Fashion Industry
Sep 11th, 2018
Lear Center Managing Director Johanna Blakley delivers the keynote address at this year’s Asian MICE Forum (AMF) in Taiwan, on… More
Capturing the Public Imagination: Madam Secretary & Nuclear Threats
May 22nd, 2018
Hollywood, Health & Society in collaboration with The Ploughshares Fund hosted this special viewing of the season finale for the… More
Reproductive Writes: Abortion on TV Needs More Choices
Apr 12th, 2018
This panel discussion features guest speakers Dr. Willie Parker, author of Life’s Work: A Moral Argument for Choice; Kathleen Bedoya, executive… More