CPD is seeking a current or recent USC graduate student preferably with doctoral training to manage multiple research projects at the Center. 

Linehan, Janoff, and Trasandes will participate in our 11/20 event, “Out Abroad: LGBT, Public Diplomacy and the Global Discourse of Rights” with Rev. Harrison moderating.

Adriana Erthal Abdenur, Deborah L. Trent, and Jami Fullerton selected for the CPD Research Fellowship Program.

CPD is now accepting submissions for a one-day symposium, “Public Diplomacy & Development Communications: Intersections, Overlaps and Challenges,” on February 27, 2015.

The 2014 CPD Prize is awarded to Baik for her paper: “Peng Liyuan: China’s First Lady in Diplomacy.” 

The CPD-BBC Forum is now available online via BBC The World Tonight.

“Gender Bias Without Borders" highlights the research of CPD University Fellow Dr. Stacy L. Smith (lead author) and her team at USC Annenberg, and demonstrates the prevalence and nature of female characters in popular films from 11 countries around the world, revealing one unifying theme: female characters are not equal to men and they are not aspirational in this sample of global films.

The USC Center on Public Diplomacy is proud to announce the return of Ambassador Arturo Sarukhan to the Center as the CPD Distinguished Fellow for the 2014-2015 academic year.