The USC Price assistant professor has spent the last 15 years helping voices of community members be heard in the wake of disasters.
Ariana Gutierrez and Joselle Escobar, this year’s Bohnett Leadership Fellows, helped the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors respond to the disaster.
People affected by the L.A. fires can drop off or mail in soil samples for testing as part of USC Dornsife Public Exchange’s community-focused project to assess post-fire lead contamination.
From displacement to respiratory illness, Angelenos without stable housing suffered disproportionately. Most residents support smarter rebuilding.
Two USC experts look at the consequences of the wildfires for children and the unique challenges they face surrounding disasters.
USC Rossier webinar keeps applicants focused on the next steps amid upheaval in their lives.
USC Dornsife’s Monalisa Chatterjee has spent her career studying how humans adapt to extreme climate events.
As Angelenos brace for “fire years” rather than “fire seasons,” USC Viterbi engineers offer potential solutions for the future.
As families cope with the loss of homes, schools and communities, USC experts offer guidance to help parents and children make sense of tragedy, protect their health and find hope.
USC Price alum Jennifer Gray Thompson, an expert on wildfire disaster recovery, explains what local, state and federal officials can do to rebuild L.A.
