ALT White text on a dark blue background, with a teal-blue panel on the right. The graphic shares information for a book talk and signing for “Data Are Made, Not Found: A Story of Politics, Power, and the Civil Servants Who Saved the US Census” by Danah Boyd, author scholar. The text invites attendees to join a conversation about how census data are created and the complex relationships among data, democracy, political power, public resources, community and identity. On the right, an image of the book cover appears beside a circular portrait of the author. White text with calendar, clock and location icons lists the event details: Monday, November 2, from 3:30 to 5 p.m., at Wallis Annenberg Hall (ANN) 106, University of Southern California. The USC Annenberg Center on Communication Leadership and Policy and Annenberg Innovation Lab logos appear along the bottom.

ALT Red text on a white background announcing a London and Rome study abroad information session. Two photos on the left show USC Annenberg students visiting the Colosseum in Rome and posing in front of a red double-decker bus in London. Black text next to red calendar, clock and location pin icons shares event information: Tuesday, October 27, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. in ASC 207. Summary text below the event title additionally shares that the event is cohosted by Zoey Wilson, Senior Program Development Coordinator at Accent Global Learning. The USC Annenberg International Programs logo is featured in the bottom right.

ALT White text on a deep red background shares information for "Lunch with a Leader: In conversation with Marty Diamond," presented by USC Annenberg Career Development. Prominently displayed on the upper left in large white text is the event title, followed by a short description inviting attendees to join a conversation with Marty Diamond, EVP and Managing Executive at THE·TEAM, who has played a significant role in the company's establishment and growth. On the upper right, a circular photo shows Marty Diamond positioned above text identifying him as "Marty Diamond, Agent, THE·TEAM." Below his photo and title, a column of white text alongside small calendar, clock and location pin icons lists the event details: Tuesday, October 27 from noon to 1 p.m. in ASC 207. The USC Annenberg Career Development logo is featured in the bottom left corner.

ALT Black text on a light blue textured background announces the Journalism Director’s Forum, “Sell Your Work to Local Media Outlets.” Illustrations of a megaphone, social media icons and a globe appear across the top. Text explains that editors and producers from local media outlets will share tips with students on pitching stories, such as what kinds of story ideas work and how to pitch to outside publications. Event details list Tuesday, October 27, from noon to 1 p.m. in ANN 106. A USC Annenberg logo appears in the lower-right corner.

ALT White text on a black background with blue abstract wave patterns and a dotted texture. shares info for a USC Annenberg Career Development event titled “Connected Futures: Communicating Across Industries, Cultures & Technology.” The text invites attendees to join a conversation about the future of connection and leadership, highlighting opportunities to learn, network and engage with fellow Trojans shaping the worlds of business, technology and communication. On the right, white text with calendar, clock and location icons lists the event details: Tuesday, October 27, from noon to 1 p.m. PT, online. A USC Annenberg logo appears in the lower-right corner.

ALT Black text on a soft pink, yellow, blue and purple gradient background shares info for the event “Writing K-Dramas: A Conversation with the Storytellers Behind the Screen,” featuring Korean screenwriters Sang-ho Oh and Yoo-dam Shin and moderated by Professor Hye Jin Lee. Text describes a conversation about the art, craft and evolving landscape of K-drama storytelling, including the writers’ body of work, creative processes, sources of inspiration and what it means to write for an increasingly global audience. Photos in circle frames at right feature Sang-ho Oh and Yoo-dam Shin. Event details listed below the photos include Thursday, October 22, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in TCC 227. USC Annenberg, KOCCA and the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Los Angeles logos appear at the bottom.

ALT A split-layout graphic shares info for an upcoming event “A Celebration of Arts Diplomacy.” The left side features a photograph of visitors viewing a large framed painting in an art museum. The right side has a white background with black text and red accents, including the USC Annenberg Center on Communication Leadership and Policy logo in the upper-right corner. The description invites scholars and historians to examine how practitioners implement arts diplomacy successfully, and the effects of arts diplomacy. Red calendar, clock and location icons accompany the event details: Wednesday, October 21, from noon to 3 p.m. ET, 9 a.m. to noon PT, at the Elliott School of International Affairs in Washington, D.C., and online. Smaller text notes that the event is sponsored by the GW Institute for Public Diplomacy and Global Communication, USC Annenberg Center on Communication Leadership and Policy, Howard University’s Center for African Studies, and the Public Diplomacy Council of America.

ALT White text on a dark blue background featuring a stock market graph and vertical blue bars. The graphic shares information for a Bloomberg x USC Annenberg info session titled “Careers in Media, Business & Technology.” The text on the left invites students to join Bloomberg to explore how everyday stories, from technology and entertainment to culture and politics, intersect with the business world and shape the news. It explains that attendees will learn how Bloomberg journalists turn complex topics into compelling stories for a global audience and why a finance background is not required to build a career in business journalism. On the right, white text lists the event details alongside calendar, clock and location icons: Thursday, October 22, from 1 to 2 p.m., in ANN L101. The USC Annenberg Career Development logo appears beneath the event details.

ALT Coral pink text on a dark purple background featuring a pink audio waveform across the top and a gold microphone icon centered above the text. Text shares information for a USC Annenberg Professional Development event titled “Podcasting as a Career & Personal Brand Tool.” The description invites attendees to join Professor Anika Jackson, host of Your Brand Amplified and creator of USC Annenberg’s Podcasting for Brand Building course, for a practical conversation on using podcasting as a tool for professional growth. On the right, white text with calendar, clock and location icons lists the event details: Tuesday, October 20, from noon to 1 p.m. Pacific, online. The USC Annenberg logo appears in the lower right corner.

ALT Red and black text on a cream-colored background with red borders reads "OLYMPIC IDEALS SERIES: Olympic Ideals: Paralympic Committee." The speaker is Hellenic Paralympic Committee President and Paralympic Gold Medalist Georgios Kapellakis, pictured smiling in a circular photo next to a Greek flag. Text describes his talk, drawing on his experience as an elite athlete and leader to discuss the Paralympic Games, accessible sports, and the legacy of LA28. Event details are in the upper right: Monday, October 12, noon to 1:30 p.m. at John McKay Center Auditorium. Organization logos for the USC Center on Public Diplomacy, the Consulate General of Greece in Los Angeles (Hellenic Republic), and USC Athletics are in the lower right, co-hosting and partnering on the event.

ALT Red and black text on a white background shares information for the USC Annenberg Virtual Graduate School Open House on October 15 at 4 p.m. taking place online. Summary text states: "Learn more about USC Annenberg and the opportunities available for graduate students." The USC Annenberg logo is featured below the summary text. At right, a photo of students walking in Wallis Annenberg Hall past the ANN Forum digital screen.

ALT Cardinal red, gold and black text on a cream background with colorful overlapping circles along the bottom reads "WELLNESS: Global Community Circle." Description states: "A monthly series fostering belonging, cross-cultural connection, and wellbeing. Through refreshments, cultural activities, conversation, and accessible wellness practices, students can build community across cultures. All Annenberg students are welcome." Event details on the right: Tuesday, October 13 from 4 to 6 p.m. in the ASC West Lobby. Includes the USC Annenberg logo and an illustration of five students chatting happily.

ALT White text on a purple background with purple and pink floral graphics shares information for an upcoming panel and networking session titled "Understanding the Industry: Media, Entertainment and Storytelling." Summary text below reads: "Explore career paths across journalism, entertainment, digital media and today's evolving storytelling landscape. Hear from alumni and industry professionals discussing their career journeys, emerging trends, workplace expectations and advice, followed by an opportunity to network and build meaningful professional connections." Event information next to date, time and location icons at right: Tuesday, October 13 from 4 to 6:30 p.m. in ANN 106. The USC Annenberg Career Development logo is featured in the lower right corner.

ALT Blue and white text on a black background with blue circuit board graphics in opposite corners shares information for an upcoming forum entitled "Mission-Critical Conversations on AI and Cybersecurity," followed by "A conversation featuring Roland Trope, Partner at Trope and Schramm LLP." Event details on the right share event date, time and location information: Tuesday, October 13, 11 a.m. to noon Pacific, online. Includes the USC Annenberg Center on Communication Leadership and Policy logo at the bottom right.

ALT White text on a textured, colorful background shares information for the Annenberg Innovation Lab Panel Series, "We Are Civic Media: Movement & Community." Text description states: "Featuring AnnLab's Civic Media Fellows, this speaker series opens up the conversation around what it means to say 'we are civic media.' Movement and Community explores the themes of community, collective action, and personal identity, highlighting the joy and strength that can be found in coming together as a community." On the right, an image shows the cover of the book "We Are Civic Media" above a list of featured speakers: Akilah Hughes, Justino Mora, Erin Michelle Washington, and Anu Yadav. Event details: Tuesday, October 13 from 1 to 2:30 p.m., online. Includes the USC Annenberg Innovation Lab logo at the bottom left.

ALT White text against a dark navy blue background with soft purple light accents provides information for an event titled "PR+ Storytelling with Robert Gibbs," presented by the Center for Public Relations at USC Annenberg. The top left features large white bold text displaying the event name, followed by the description: "Learn how to protect a global brand, navigate high-stakes change, and future proof your skills in the age of AI". Below, text identifies co-moderators and USC Annenberg professors Christina Bellantoni and Steve Caplan, along with the USC Annenberg Center for Public Relations logo. On the right side, a circular headshot shows Robert Gibbs, accompanied by text detailing his title as Warner Bros. Discovery’s Chief Communications & Public Affairs Officer and former White House Press Secretary. At the bottom right, event logistics are listed alongside icons: Monday, October 5, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at ANN L105A.

ALT Black and red text on a light pink background announces a "Levan Book Chat: The Economy of Anonymity with Hector Amaya." On the right side, an image shows the book cover for "The Economy of Anonymity: Power in the Age of Identification" displaying a close-up photo of an eye inside of a cutout of the letter "A," positioned next to a circular portrait of Hector Amaya. Below the photos, text identifies him as an "Author and Professor of Communication." On the left, the event description reads: "A discussion of Hector Amaya's new book, "The Economy of Anonymity: Power in the Age of Identification." The author will be joined in conversation by Kelly Gates (UC San Diego) and Ulises Mejias (SUNY Oswego), moderated by Thomas Pringle (USC)." The bottom-right corner displays logistical details alongside red icons for a calendar, clock, and map pin, listing the event date as Friday, October 9, the time as noon to 1 p.m. and the location as online.

ALT Black and red text on a cream-colored background with red borders reads "OLYMPIC IDEALS SERIES: Olympic Ideals: Paralympic Committee." The event speaker is Hellenic Paralympic Committee President and Paralympic Gold Medalist Giorgos Kapellakis, pictured smiling in a circular photo next to a Greek flag. Text describes his talk, drawing on his experience as an athlete and leader to discuss the Paralympic Games, accessible sports, and the legacy of LA28. Event details are listed in the upper right: Wednesday, October 7, noon to 1:30 p.m., at Heritage Hall. Organization logos for the USC Center on Public Diplomacy, the Consulate General of Greece in Los Angeles (Hellenic Republic), and USC Athletics are in the lower right, co-hosting and partnering on the event.

ALT Yellow and white text on a black background featuring circular headshots of Marvin Kalb and Adam Powell III in the top right. Main text header reads: "Center on Communication Leadership and Policy: A Commentary by Marvin Kalb With Adam Powell III – Part VI: Mideast, Russia and More." Below, descriptive text notes that the USC Annenberg Center on Communication Leadership and Policy (CCLP) will host this session as part four of its ongoing commentary series. Event details on the right state that the session is online, held on Wednesday, October 7, from 11 a.m. to noon Pacific time. The bottom right features the logo for USC Annenberg Center on Communication Leadership and Policy.

ALT Blue and black text on an abstract yellow, pink and blue painted background shares information for the USC Annenberg Center for Public Relations' Lead On! Leadership Conference for Mid-Level Communication Executives on October 14 and 15. Summary text below the title reads: "Join us for the USC Annenberg Center for Public Relations' premier leadership forum designed to give PR and communications managers the tools, speakers and strategies to take that next bold step in their leadership journey. RSVP by October 8." The USC Annenberg Center for Public Relations logo is featured in the upper right corner.