Podcast with Jim McDonnell
Just in time for your #commute to the office, join us for a compelling new episode of the #PricePod podcast with Jim McDonnell, former LA County Sheriff’s Department @LASDHQ and … Continued
Category: In the News
A new sheriff in town: Jim McDonnell on the future of the Safe Communities Institute
Former Los Angeles Sheriff Jim McDonnell wants to reimagine public safety. As director of the USC Price School’s Safe Communities Institute, he seeks to broaden the audience beyond law enforcement.
Lunch with a Leader featuring Dr. Erroll Southers
The Safe Communities Institute at USC Sol Price and the Neighborhood Data for Social Change (NDSC) at the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate partnered to host a “Lunch with … Continued
SCI Instructor Dr. John P. Sullivan Lectures at the University of Brasilia Law School and Brazilian Institute of Military and Humanitarian Law
SCI Instructor Dr. John P. Sullivan presented “Calibrating state responses to criminal armed groups, crime wars, and criminal insurgencies” to the advanced training course on Direito Internacional dos Conflitos Armados … Continued
Mayor Bass Names Dr. Erroll Southers to LA Police Commission
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass named USC’s Dr. Erroll Southers to the city’s Board of Police Commissioners. Southers, the university’s associate senior vice president of safety and risk assurance, is … Continued
Former L.A. County Sheriff Jim McDonnell to join USC Price School as director of SCI
Jim McDonnell, the former sheriff of Los Angeles County, will join the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy as director of the Safe Communities Institute (SCI). McDonnell brings more than 40 … Continued
Report: Bias in DC Police Threat Assessment Process
With contributions from SCI Instructor Dr. John Sullivan
USC Recognizes Former NYPD Detective Frank Serpico with First-Annual Humanitarian Award
Presented to a member of law enforcement who has intervened or called out corruption at great risk to themselves or their livelihood.
Extremist Travel to Ukraine Is a Cause for Concern, Not Alarm
Individuals with connections to violent extremism have traveled to Ukraine but not in large numbers.
