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posted onJuly 27, 2020
On this weekly livestream, Dan Schnur a politics professor at USC, UC Berkeley, and Pepperdine takes an analytical approach to the biggest headlines of the week and elevates the stories you may have missed. Dan connects the daily news to larger political trends and spends most of the time answering the live audiences' most pressing political questions. On this episode:
1) The “America First Campaign” — Isolationism on the Campaign Trail
2) Are Race Relations in California Improving? New Poll Data Has Answers
3) The Morning Headlines: How the Pandemic is Impacting Communities of Color
Join our weekly livestream every Thursday at 11 am PST to make sense of politics in the time of Coronavirus.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
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posted onJuly 27, 2020
This livestream discussion—aired July, 14th 2020—focuses on France, Emmanuel Macron, and Europe’s place in the world. The discussion is led by William Drozdiak senior fellow at The Brookings Institution’s Center on the United States and Europe and longtime foreign correspondent. John Emerson, Chairman of the American Council on Germany and former US Ambassador to Germany, moderates the conversation.
You can purchase William Drozdiak’s book, "THE LAST PRESIDENT OF EUROPE: Emmanuel Macron's Race to Revive France and Save the World" HERE: https://bookshop.org/books/the-last-president-of-europe-emmanuel-macron-s-race-to-revive-france-and-save-the-world/9781541742567
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
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posted onJuly 21, 2020
This livestream on the future of climate activism features Michael Shellenberger, a leading energy, security and environmental expert named “Hero of the Environment” by Time magazine. While Shellenberger has been a lifelong environmental activist, he now argues that “climate alarmism” is distracting us from dealing with important environmental problems, including those that led to the current coronavirus pandemic. He posits, while climate change is real, it is not the end of the world nor even the biggest environmental challenge we face. The conversation is moderated by Benjamin Lee Preston, a senior policy researcher at the RAND Corporation and director of the Community Health and Environmental Policy program.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
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posted onJuly 10, 2020
On this weekly livestream, Dan Schnur a politics professor at USC, UC Berkeley, and Pepperdine takes an analytical approach to the biggest headlines of the week and elevates the stories you may have missed. Dan connects the daily news to larger political trends and spends most of the time answering the live audiences' most pressing political questions. On this episode:
1. The Changing US Role in the Middle East: Annexation Update
2. Where do Minority Voters stand on the November Election.
3. Whatever Happened to Police Reform?
Join our weekly livestream every Thursday at 11 am PST to make sense of politics in the time of Coronavirus.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
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posted onJuly 10, 2020
On this weekly livestream, Dan Schnur a politics professor at USC, UC Berkeley, and Pepperdine takes an analytical approach to the biggest headlines of the week and elevates the stories you may have missed. Dan connects the daily news to larger political trends and spends most of the time answering the live audiences' most pressing political questions. On this episode:
1. The Morning Headlines: The Supreme Court & the 2020 Election
2. The Changing US Role in the Middle East: Annexation Update
3. Whatever Happened to Police Reform?
Join our weekly livestream every Thursday at 11 am PST to make sense of politics in the time of Coronavirus.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
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posted onJuly 8, 2020
This livestream highlights on-the-ground analysis of Syria’s economic collapse, coronavirus response, and issues of displacement, while also uplifting the policy strategies that could move things forward.
The discussion hosts:
- Charles Lister: Senior Fellow and Director of the Countering Terrorism and Extremism Programs at the Middle East Institute with a focus on Syria
- Dr. Zaki Lababidi: President of Syrian American Council and Syrian Americans Medical Society board member (SAMS)
- Thomas McClure: Founding member and researcher with the Rojava Information Center, the leading independent news source on the ground in North and East Syria
- Maryam Zar (moderator): Founder of Womenfound and former Middle East Correspondent.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
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- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
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posted onJuly 2, 2020
On this livestream, a panel of Los Angeles organizational leaders answer: What lessons and management strategies can help chart the journey ahead as state economies reopen and communities engage in conversations about racism, diversity and inclusion? The pandemic and the recent protests and events surrounding George Floyd’s death have challenged organizational leaders in responding to their stakeholders, shareholders and fellow citizens.
The discussion featured:
- Christine Essel, President & CEO, Southern California Grantmakers
- Gregory C. Scott, President & CEO, Community Action Partnership of Orange County
- Rochelle Bailis, VP of Marketing, LeaseLock
- Corinne Bendersky (moderator), PhD. Professor, Management & Organizations, UCLA Anderson School of Management.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
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posted onJuly 1, 2020
This livestream featured Dr. Richard Haass, President of the Council on Foreign Relations, who has studied, worked, and written on U.S. foreign policy and globalization for over four decades. Dr. Haass discussed the importance of global literacy–knowing how the world works–and how the global landscape matters enormously to what happens domestically in countries. The conversation called upon Haass' extensive knowledge on foreign policy to analyze today's global conflicts. It was moderated by the LA Times Washington Columnist, Doyle McManus.
You can purchase Richard Haass's book The World: A Brief Introduction from Chevalier's Bookstore here: https://bookshop.org/books/the-world-a-brief-introduction/9780399562396
You can also call Chevalier's Booktore at (323) 465-1334 to place your order and arrange for curbside pickup.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
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posted onJuly 1, 2020
This livestream featured Dr. Richard Haass, President of the Council on Foreign Relations, who has studied, worked, and written on U.S. foreign policy and globalization for over four decades. Dr. Haass discussed the importance of global literacy–knowing how the world works–and how the global landscape matters enormously to what happens domestically in countries. The conversation called upon Haass' extensive knowledge on foreign policy to analyze today's global conflicts. It was moderated by the LA Times Washington Columnist, Doyle McManus.
You can purchase Richard Haass's book The World: A Brief Introduction from Chevalier's Bookstore here: https://bookshop.org/books/the-world-a-brief-introduction/9780399562396
You can also call Chevalier's Booktore at (323) 465-1334 to place your order and arrange for curbside pickup.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
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posted onJune 25, 2020
On this weekly livestream, Dan Schnur a politics professor at USC, UC Berkeley, and Pepperdine takes an analytical approach to the biggest headlines of the week and elevates the stories you may have missed. Dan connects the daily news to larger political trends and spends most of the time answering the live audiences' most pressing political questions. On this episode:
1) When and How Will COVID-19 Allow Schools to Open?
2) Immigration: Trump, the Supreme Court and the American People
3) America’s Most Experienced Voters Weigh Their Options
Join our weekly livestream every Thursday at 11 am PST to make sense of politics in the time of Coronavirus.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
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On this weekly livestream, Dan Schnur a politics professor at USC, UC Berkeley, and Pepperdine takes an analytical approach to the biggest headlines of the week and elevates the stories you may have missed. Dan connects the daily news to larger political trends and spends most of the time answering the live audiences' most pressing political questions. On this episode:
1) The “America First Campaign” — Isolationism on the Campaign Trail
2) Are Race Relations in California Improving? New Poll Data Has Answers
3) The Morning Headlines: How the Pandemic is Impacting Communities of Color
Join our weekly livestream every Thursday at 11 am PST to make sense of politics in the time of Coronavirus.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
This livestream discussion—aired July, 14th 2020—focuses on France, Emmanuel Macron, and Europe’s place in the world. The discussion is led by William Drozdiak senior fellow at The Brookings Institution’s Center on the United States and Europe and longtime foreign correspondent. John Emerson, Chairman of the American Council on Germany and former US Ambassador to Germany, moderates the conversation.
You can purchase William Drozdiak’s book, "THE LAST PRESIDENT OF EUROPE: Emmanuel Macron's Race to Revive France and Save the World" HERE: https://bookshop.org/books/the-last-president-of-europe-emmanuel-macron-s-race-to-revive-france-and-save-the-world/9781541742567
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
This livestream on the future of climate activism features Michael Shellenberger, a leading energy, security and environmental expert named “Hero of the Environment” by Time magazine. While Shellenberger has been a lifelong environmental activist, he now argues that “climate alarmism” is distracting us from dealing with important environmental problems, including those that led to the current coronavirus pandemic. He posits, while climate change is real, it is not the end of the world nor even the biggest environmental challenge we face. The conversation is moderated by Benjamin Lee Preston, a senior policy researcher at the RAND Corporation and director of the Community Health and Environmental Policy program.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
On this weekly livestream, Dan Schnur a politics professor at USC, UC Berkeley, and Pepperdine takes an analytical approach to the biggest headlines of the week and elevates the stories you may have missed. Dan connects the daily news to larger political trends and spends most of the time answering the live audiences' most pressing political questions. On this episode:
1. The Changing US Role in the Middle East: Annexation Update
2. Where do Minority Voters stand on the November Election.
3. Whatever Happened to Police Reform?
Join our weekly livestream every Thursday at 11 am PST to make sense of politics in the time of Coronavirus.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
On this weekly livestream, Dan Schnur a politics professor at USC, UC Berkeley, and Pepperdine takes an analytical approach to the biggest headlines of the week and elevates the stories you may have missed. Dan connects the daily news to larger political trends and spends most of the time answering the live audiences' most pressing political questions. On this episode:
1. The Morning Headlines: The Supreme Court & the 2020 Election
2. The Changing US Role in the Middle East: Annexation Update
3. Whatever Happened to Police Reform?
Join our weekly livestream every Thursday at 11 am PST to make sense of politics in the time of Coronavirus.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
This livestream highlights on-the-ground analysis of Syria’s economic collapse, coronavirus response, and issues of displacement, while also uplifting the policy strategies that could move things forward.
The discussion hosts:
- Charles Lister: Senior Fellow and Director of the Countering Terrorism and Extremism Programs at the Middle East Institute with a focus on Syria
- Dr. Zaki Lababidi: President of Syrian American Council and Syrian Americans Medical Society board member (SAMS)
- Thomas McClure: Founding member and researcher with the Rojava Information Center, the leading independent news source on the ground in North and East Syria
- Maryam Zar (moderator): Founder of Womenfound and former Middle East Correspondent.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
On this livestream, a panel of Los Angeles organizational leaders answer: What lessons and management strategies can help chart the journey ahead as state economies reopen and communities engage in conversations about racism, diversity and inclusion? The pandemic and the recent protests and events surrounding George Floyd’s death have challenged organizational leaders in responding to their stakeholders, shareholders and fellow citizens.
The discussion featured:
- Christine Essel, President & CEO, Southern California Grantmakers
- Gregory C. Scott, President & CEO, Community Action Partnership of Orange County
- Rochelle Bailis, VP of Marketing, LeaseLock
- Corinne Bendersky (moderator), PhD. Professor, Management & Organizations, UCLA Anderson School of Management.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
This livestream featured Dr. Richard Haass, President of the Council on Foreign Relations, who has studied, worked, and written on U.S. foreign policy and globalization for over four decades. Dr. Haass discussed the importance of global literacy–knowing how the world works–and how the global landscape matters enormously to what happens domestically in countries. The conversation called upon Haass' extensive knowledge on foreign policy to analyze today's global conflicts. It was moderated by the LA Times Washington Columnist, Doyle McManus.
You can purchase Richard Haass's book The World: A Brief Introduction from Chevalier's Bookstore here: https://bookshop.org/books/the-world-a-brief-introduction/9780399562396
You can also call Chevalier's Booktore at (323) 465-1334 to place your order and arrange for curbside pickup.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
This livestream featured Dr. Richard Haass, President of the Council on Foreign Relations, who has studied, worked, and written on U.S. foreign policy and globalization for over four decades. Dr. Haass discussed the importance of global literacy–knowing how the world works–and how the global landscape matters enormously to what happens domestically in countries. The conversation called upon Haass' extensive knowledge on foreign policy to analyze today's global conflicts. It was moderated by the LA Times Washington Columnist, Doyle McManus.
You can purchase Richard Haass's book The World: A Brief Introduction from Chevalier's Bookstore here: https://bookshop.org/books/the-world-a-brief-introduction/9780399562396
You can also call Chevalier's Booktore at (323) 465-1334 to place your order and arrange for curbside pickup.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents
On this weekly livestream, Dan Schnur a politics professor at USC, UC Berkeley, and Pepperdine takes an analytical approach to the biggest headlines of the week and elevates the stories you may have missed. Dan connects the daily news to larger political trends and spends most of the time answering the live audiences' most pressing political questions. On this episode:
1) When and How Will COVID-19 Allow Schools to Open?
2) Immigration: Trump, the Supreme Court and the American People
3) America’s Most Experienced Voters Weigh Their Options
Join our weekly livestream every Thursday at 11 am PST to make sense of politics in the time of Coronavirus.
Check out our upcoming livestreams at: https://www.lawac.org/
And make sure to follow us on social:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawacthevents
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawacthevents
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawacthevents