Los Angeles Times featured LaVonna Lewis of the USC Price School on California’s plan to test FDA-approved vaccines. “Trusted agents make a difference. If I don’t trust the messenger, then it’s very difficult for me to believe the message. Trying to find ways to again restore some confidence in the Read more…
Data for Progress featured a memo co-written by Jody Armour of the USC Gould School on how California prosecutors must do more to protect their communities from the coronavirus.
by Ehsan Zaffar
There is an argument that the pandemic is an equalizer. It does not care who is infected. This is true. But how different American populations respond to the virus uncovers the deep economic, class, and intersecting gender and racial inequalities in the United States.
The Washington Post published an analysis by Nicholas Napolio, Ph.D. candidate, who is studying political science at USC.
We understand that some of our audience finds the sheer number of cancellations and closings overkill, or overwhelming, or even frightening. The good news is that, 80% of the cases of COVID-19 are mild. Yes, 80%. Really good news. The reason public health experts recommend cancelling events is to slow Read more…