Episodes
Key public policy officials including Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Governor Jerry Brown, and the USC Schwarzenegger Institute's Global Director Bonnie Reiss celebrate the ten year anniversary of the landmark passing of California's Global Solutions Warming Act - also known as AB32.
Published 10/13/16
A Joint Production of the USC Urban Growth Seminar Series and the Schwarzenegger Institute for State & Global Policy.
Over eighty percent of the energy used worldwide today is from fossil fuels. That’s a changing paradigm though as renewable energy continues to gain momentum, and proven technologies such as solar power are rapidly growing more cost effective and efficient. Join Dr. Buttgenbach for this presentation as he explains why photovoltaic (PV) power plants are becoming...
Published 03/08/16
The USC Schwarzenegger Institute and the USC Environmental Student Assembly host author and organizational psychologist Per Espen Stoknes, PhD, who discusses his book: What We Think About When We Try Not to Think About Global Warming.
Per Espen Stoknes, international award winning author, economist and organizational physiologist, joins the USC Schwarzenegger Institute and USC Environmental Student Assembly to discuss his new book and to outline the five main psychological barriers to...
Published 10/29/15
Join Governor Schwarzenegger, the USC Schwarzenegger Institute and the PPIC Water Policy Center, for an informative forum to explore how California is coping with the current drought and how we meet the challenge of managing this resource in the future.
Published 04/27/15
Governor Schwarzenegger along with U.S. Mayors, tech executives, educators, business leaders, and philanthropists focus on why investing in after-school programs is so critical to helping our students succeed in school and in life. http://schwarzenegger.usc.edu/afterschoolsummit3-24-15
The USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy is committed to advancing post-partisanship, where leaders put people over political parties and work together to find the best ideas and solutions...
Published 03/25/15
Government officials, business leaders and environmental researchers gathered in Sacramento to discuss the state policies and information gleaned from nearly a decade at the forefront of addressing the issue of climate change at a symposium co-sponsored by the USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy.
Organized to take place as the United Nations prepares for its 20th annual climate change conference in Peru this December, the Sept. 8 symposium “Global Climate Negotiations:...
Published 09/08/14
This conversation, focused around political reform - is moderated by Bonnie Reiss, Global Director of the USC Schwarzenegger Institute, and the participants are:
Kathay Feng, Executive Director of California Common Cause
John C. Fortier, Director of the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Democracy Project
Jackie Salit, President of IndependentVoting.org
Dorothy Siemon, Vice President of AARP’s Office of Policy Integration
This conversation is part of the USC Schwarzenegger Institute's annual...
Published 02/25/14
This presentation is part of the USC Schwarzenegger Institute's annual conference on Government & Leadership, discussing issues such as the Government shut downs, gridlock, division, and leaders not working together to solve the big challenges we face.
Christian Grose, Associate Professor of Political Science at USC, speaks on electoral reforms and California politics in "The Adoption of Electoral Reforms and Ideological Change in the California State Legislature."
The USC...
Published 02/24/14
This conversation, focused around Political Gridlock and how it affects governing - is moderated by Susan Kennedy, Chief of Staff Governor Schwarzenegger 2006-2011 and the participants are Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, hosts of MSNBC Morning Joe.
This conversation is part of the USC Schwarzenegger Institute's annual conference on Government & Leadership, discussing issues such as the Government shut downs, gridlock, division, and leaders not working...
Published 02/24/14
Fed up with Government shut downs, gridlock, division, and leaders not working together to solve the big challenges we face?
The USC Schwarzenegger Institute will focus on the causes of this hyper partisanship and explore solutions that can get government working for the people.
Opening remarks given by Nancy Staudt, Academic Director of the USC Schwarzenegger Institute, Bonnie Reiss, Global Director of the USC Schwarzenegger Institute, and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Published 02/24/14
The USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy presents A Conversation with Chris Matthews, author of "Tip and the Gipper: When Politics Worked"
This thought provoking and engaging conversation discusses partisan politics through the lens of Chris Matthew's new book; which documents Chris’ six years he spent as chief of staff for legendary Speaker of the House of Representatives Tip O’Neil, a pivotal figure who worked with then-President Reagan to produce one of the most...
Published 11/15/13
After hosting a bipartisan forum on climate change earlier this month, the USC Schwarzenegger Institute turned to the importance of immigration reform on Tuesday April 30th and partnered with the USC Price School to produce a forum on the historic opportunity to pass comprehensive immigration legislation. Held at Town and Gown on the campus of the University of Southern California for a full auditorium and broadcast via live stream online, the event brought together some of immigration...
Published 04/30/13
After hosting a bipartisan forum on climate change earlier this month, the USC Schwarzenegger Institute turned to the importance of immigration reform on Tuesday April 30th and partnered with the USC Price School to produce a forum on the historic opportunity to pass comprehensive immigration legislation. Held at Town and Gown on the campus of the University of Southern California for a full auditorium and broadcast via live stream online, the event brought together some of immigration...
Published 04/30/13
National Climate Assessment Report (draft) Public Comment Forum presentation:
National Climate Assessment Report (draft) - Public Comments & Closing Remarks
Dan Jacobson, Environment CA
Jon Parfrey, Climate Resolve
Monica Gilchrist, ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability USA
John Simpson, Camp Pendleton
Dan Dunmoyer, Farmers/Zurich Insurance
Sven Hackmann, Siemens Smart Grid
David Abel, Verdexchange Institute
Woodrow Clark II, Clark Strategic Partners
Dan Mazmanian, USC Sol Price...
Published 04/08/13
National Climate Assessment Report (draft) Public Comment Forum presentation:
Climate Change Impacts on Sea Level Rise
Matthew Heberger, P.E., Pacific Institute
Sponsored by the USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy and the USC Center for Sustainable Cities
Published 04/08/13
National Climate Assessment Report (draft) Public Comment Forum presentation:
Climate Change Impacts on Public Health
Rupa Basu, PhD, California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment
Sponsored by the USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy and the USC Center for Sustainable Cities
Published 04/08/13
National Climate Assessment Report (draft) Public Comment Forum presentation:
Climate Change Impacts on Water Resources
David Pierce, PhD, Scripps
Sponsored by the USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy and the USC Center for Sustainable Cities
Published 04/08/13
National Climate Assessment Report (draft) Public Comment Forum presentation:
Climate Change Impacts on Forests and Fire Hazards
Thomas Swetnam, PhD, University of Arizona
Sponsored by the USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy and the USC Center for Sustainable Cities
Published 04/08/13
National Climate Assessment Report (draft) Public Comment Forum presentation:
Overview of Modeling Used for the Report
Philip Duffy, PhD, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Sponsored by the USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy and the USC Center for Sustainable Cities
Published 04/08/13
National Climate Assessment Report (draft) Public Comment Forum presentation:
Background on Climate Assessment Report
Hilda Blanco, PhD, Center for Sustainable Cities, USC
Sponsored by the USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy and the USC Center for Sustainable Cities
Published 04/08/13
National Climate Assessment Report (draft) Public Comment Forum - Opening Remarks
Opening Remarks featuring:
Dean Jack H. Knott
USC Sol Price School of Public Policy
Arnold Schwarzenegger
38th Governor of California
Bonnie Reiss
Global Director
USC Schwarzenegger Institute
Sponsored by the USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy and the USC Center for Sustainable Cities
Published 04/08/13
Vienna R20 Student Event
The USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy and the Austrian Federal Ministry of Science and Research present Former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Published 01/31/13
The USC Schwarzenegger Institute sponsored a Microsymposium where student groups were encourage to create their own program to address an issue in LA through Leadership and community involvement. The result is a dynamic presentation of student projects through video with comments from former-Governor Schwarzenegger.
Published 12/15/12
The USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy talks about Advancing Policy over Politics.
The institute, housed at the USC Price School of Public Policy, focuses on the responsibility of policymakers to move beyond partisanship to implement policies that best benefit the people they serve. Its priority areas include education, energy and environment, fiscal and economic policy, health and human wellness, and political reform.
Published 10/04/12
The USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy talks about the Power of People and Innovation.
The institute, housed at the USC Price School of Public Policy, focuses on the responsibility of policymakers to move beyond partisanship to implement policies that best benefit the people they serve. Its priority areas include education, energy and environment, fiscal and economic policy, health and human wellness, and political reform.
Published 10/04/12