Senior Fellow Cinny Kennard reflects on covering the Anita Hill trial twenty years later for The Huffington Post. Read her article here…….
Year: 2011
CCLP Senior Fellow Orville Schell to Participate in Asia Society’s China-India Program
CCLP senior fellow Orville Schelle will be taking part in what has been dubbed "The Chindia Dialogues" from Nov. 3rd until Nov. 6th in New York City. Read more about the event here at the New York Times' Artsbeat blog…….
Research director Mark Latonero write blog “Using Technology to Combat Trafficking”
Research Director Mark Latonero guest blogged for the USAID Impact Blog about human trafficking. Read the post here…….
Distinguished Fellow Warren Bennis Featured in Fast Company's Leadership Hall of Fame
CCLP distinguished fellow Warren Bennis has been featured on Fast Company's website in their Leadership Hall of Fame. Click here to read an interview with Mr. Bennis where he discusses his landmark book On Becoming A Leader…….
Senior Fellow Morley Winograd Speaks at Rutgers
CCLP senior fellow Morley Winograd is scheduled to speak at Rutgers University about his new book Millennial Momentum: How a New Generation is Remaking America. A book signing will also take place with Mr. Winograd and his co-author Michal Hais. Read more here…….
Narda Zacchino and Robert Scheer explore tech, jobs, and money in California and Texas
In light of the possibility of Rick Perry nominated as the GOP candidate in the upcoming presidential election, the latest Road to the White House 2012: Politics, Media & Technology discussed the continual virtual battle between Texas and California. CCLP senior fellow Narda Zacchino and Annenberg professor Robert Scheer came to disassemble the myths surrounding Texas being the new California. Zacchino puts into context some of the claims that Perry has made about Texas. While it is true that Texas has been phenomenal at creating new jobs, they have the highest amount of minimum wage jobs in the country…….
Senior fellow Dan Glickman to speak at Feeding Future Generations panel
CCLP senior fellow and former secretary of agriculture Dan Glickman will be presenting a keynote speech at the Newseum in Washington DC as part of what has been deemed an "open discussion about how to raise nutritious food for a growing population with limited resources." Read more here…….
NPR’s new president promises to ‘depoliticize’ the network, focus on revenue
WASHINGTON – Gary Knell, named yesterday as the new president of National Public Radio, does not take office for another two months, but he is wasting no time outlining his priorities. Knell, the longtime CEO of the organization that produces "Sesame Street," told the Associated Press he plans to "depoliticize" NPR, a quote that will be repeated widely here and among NPR's critics. Knell added that he does not believe NPR News is biased, but there is no doubt he will need to explain his use of the "d" word in meetings inside and outside NPR headquarters…….
Senior fellow Morley Winograd referenced in CNN Article on baby boomers and politics
CCLP senior fellow Morley Winograd has been referenced in an article about baby boomers and their impact as elected officials in the American political sphere. Winograd and Michael Hais' book Millennial Momentum is also mentioned in the article. You can read it online here…….
Senior fellow Orville Schell quoted in New York Times
CCLP senior fellow Orville Schell has been quoted in the New York Times about his role in overseeing a multimedia exhibit at Beijing's prestigious Three Shadows gallery. The exhibit, entitled "Coal + Ice", is focused on climate change. You can read the article here…….