Join us for part one in a four part webinar series exploring the nation’s entrenched relationship between racism and politics. This series is co-hosted by the USC Price School and its Center for Inclusive Democracy, the California Black Freedom Fund, the Latino Community Foundation and the AAPI Civic Engagement Fund. Click Here to RSVP Part… Read More »Behind Closed Doors: Part 1 How the Los Angeles City Council Recording is a Case Study in the Exercise of Political Power through Racism in the U.S.

Join us for part three of a four-part webinar series which will explore the entrenchment of racism in U.S. politics, and its impact on political power and representation in communities. Titled “Behind Closed Doors,” the webinar series is being hosted by the USC Price School and its Center for Inclusive Democracy, the California Black Freedom… Read More »Price Event – Behind Closed Doors: Redistricting – Does it Really have to be Zero-Sum Politics? How Multi-Racial Coalitions Have Worked Together to Build Political Power for All

It will take more than bricks, mortar and money to rebuild Ukraine. It will require enormous human capital including the academics, physicians and policy experts who are essential to driving economic growth. And it will require overcoming problems, including corruption and a declining population, that plagued Ukraine even before it was invaded. Please join our… Read More »Price Event – Rebuilding Ukraine: The Human Factor

George Washington and author Michael Pollan both have had a profound and enduring influence on humanity’s relationship with food. Washington’s research into how to modernize farming led to new approaches to crop rotation and soil management that remain relevant today. Meanwhile, Pollan’s thoroughly researched books have unearthed insights into how our food is produced and how it… Read More »Partner Event – Food for Thought: A Conversation with Michael Pollan