International nonprofit organizations are gaining ground in the fight against human trafficking, but would be better served with the development of an information sharing platform, a team of researchers from the Center on Communication Leadership & Policy confirmed after a two day conference in Yorba Linda, Calif. Led by CCLP Research Director Mark Latonero, the team participated in the Global Forum on Human Trafficking, an international symposium hosted by a San Francisco based anti-trafficking non-profit. "This conference reinforced the findings from our August fact-finding mission to the Mekong sub-region," explained Latonero, who led the research initiative in Cambodia and Thailand…….Continue Reading Anti-Trafficking Forum Highlights Need for Global Information Sharing Platform
Day: October 22, 2010
Glickman takes part in forum on NPR at National Archive
Dan Glickman, Senior Fellow, took part in an NPR event at the National Archives entitled "Talking Civility With Former House Members". Information on the event can be found here…….Continue Reading Glickman takes part in forum on NPR at National Archive
Bennis in Fast Company – Leadership and adversity
Distinguished Fellow Warren Bennis was cited on the Fast Company Expert Blog about the creation of leaders. Author John Baldoni mentions the leadership practices of Bennis when discussing the leaders need to face adversity and have their limits tested in order to be the most effective and influential leaders…….Continue Reading Bennis in Fast Company – Leadership and adversity
Seib on Radio Netherlands
Faculty Fellow Phil Seib was cited in an article on Radio Netherlands Worldwide examining Al-Qaeda's latest efforts for recruitment, such as broadcasts in English and through various websites…….Continue Reading Seib on Radio Netherlands
Cowan in NPR J-School piece
NPR profiled CCLP Director Geoffrey Cowan's journalism class at USC Annenberg for their piece "What's the point of Journalism School, Anyway?" Students from Cowan's class explained why they are journalism students and the commented on the changing landscape of the field…….Continue Reading Cowan in NPR J-School piece