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Young People's Concert 2019
Enjoy this fun and informative introduction to the symphony Conductor Steven Schick.

Conversation on Immigration
Two religious leaders speak of a common path forward.

Brain Organoids Featured in Discover Magazine
Learn more about this top-ten science achievement for 2019 at UC San Diego.

The Modern Epidemic of Loneliness
Learn more about the epidemic of loneliness, risk factors, and helpful interventions.

Global Empowerment Summit
A panel of global leaders and changemakers discuss collaborative solutions with social impact.

Racism in German and American Cinema of the Twenties
Filmmaker Charles Musser race relations in German & American cinema from the 1920s.

Impact of Early Life Deprivation on Cognition
Experts explore the many effects of deprivation on human cognitive development.

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The Truth Needs Reinforcements

12/12/2019

Maybe it has happened to you. You were talking to friends, or scrolling through Facebook when someone shares an outrageous political news story. You think, “that can’t be right.” After a quick check you confirm the story was actually fabricated by a click farm or satirical website. You might be able to set your friend … Continue reading

Innovating Democracy

12/10/2019

What is the current state of American democracy, and what can be done to improve it? Three legal and political experts weighed in on those questions during a recent panel discussion at UC Berkeley. Steve Silberstein is a member of National Popular Vote, a nonprofit that aims to work within the confines of the electoral … Continue reading

Imagining Prison Abolition

12/05/2019

Imagine a world that is more just, laws that are more compassionate and people being freer. Georgetown Law professor and author Paul Butler is very familiar with the U.S. criminal justice system. As a former prosecutor, he once fought for long sentences. Now he’s advocating for the abolition of prisons. While that sounds extreme, in … Continue reading

Managing California’s Financial Future

12/03/2019

California is the worlds fifth-largest economy. That makes State Treasurer Fiona Ma’s job quite complex. Her office handles everything from financing housing development to collecting cannabis sales tax. Recently, she sat down with Henry Brady, dean of the Goldman School of Public Policy at UC Berkeley, to discuss the financial challenges the state is facing. … Continue reading

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Long before the dawn of the dreaded "romcom," the classic Hollywood comedies of the 1930s often used the battle of the sexes and/or the classes as their backdrop, and were characterized by witty, rapid-fire badinage, absurdist plots, visual puns and sight gags, overt sexism, and wildly overconfident...

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