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We Want to Hear From You! Take Our 2026 Temperature Check Survey

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How are shifting policies, artificial intelligence, misinformation, and emerging technologies changing the way we communicate about climate change? The USC Annenberg Center for Climate Journalism and Communication invites climate communicators to participate in our annual Temperature Check survey, which explores

The AI Conversation We’re All Having

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It started last spring, and by the time fall semester began it was in full swing – the majority of my conversations with students and colleagues are now about the intersection of AI and sustainability. Students wondered out loud about

Seeing from the reef’s perspective

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Coral reefs have been here for millions of years. They have built underwater cityscapes out of calcium and highways for fish and all forms of undersea life. A diverse ecosystem of stationary sea anemone, schools of fish, and spiny shrimp

“Rising Above the Melt”

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Earlier this month, documentary photographer and multimedia journalist from India, Avidha Raha, exhibited her 30-photo series ‘Rising Above the Melt’ at the USC Fisher Museum of Art. She is an Arts and Climate Grant Awardee, along with being a graduate

Data Center Debates and American Democracy

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Season 3 of Electric Futures looks at data centers and the impact they are having on communities. We focus on Imperial Valley where a large data center has been proposed. I come out of discussions about hyperscale data centers in

Electric Futures Live on April 9th

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Electric Futures Live: everything you need to know about data centers When: April 9, 2026 at noon Where: ANN 106 On the occasion of the drop of third season of ‘Electric Futures’, join us for a live recording of the

Resources for 2025 LA Fire Survivors

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Through our special season of Electric Futures, My Story is a Climate Story, we offer you an intimate glimpse into the experiences of five USC professors who lost their homes during the 2025 LA Fires. If you are or someone

My Story is a Climate Story: Rebuilding after a disaster

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Climate change can often feel abstract. We hear the figure ‘1.5˚C’ thrown around like the symbol of doomsday, the final tipping point before we get to the point of no return, but what does it mean? What does it look like? We have started to understand what it means in recent years. When hurricanes destroy entire communities and kill hundreds of people, we start to see the actual effects of these climate change-driven events on people.

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