Southers on the Capitol Attack, Police Reform and Civil Rights
SCI’s Director joined the podcast, “Talkin’ Politics & Religion.”
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Far-Right Extremism After the Jan. 6 Capitol Attack
Terrorists will not stand down after the presidential inauguration, nor will they destroy our democracy.
Ending the White Supremacist Terror Threat
Preventing homegrown violent extremism must be a national priority, and the United States must take much stronger steps to stop it.
New App Equips Disaster Responders to Help Religious Americans
A tool to help first responders and others serve religious communities and build partnerships.
Report – Police Stop People of Color in LA at Higher Rates
First-year findings of the Neighborhood Data for Social Change Criminal Justice Data Initiative.
International Sex Trafficking and Money Laundering Rings in Southern California
Many of us are aware that sex trafficking in the U.S exists, but few people are aware of how organized criminal organizations are exploiting and profiting from forced commercial sex in southern California.
A Time for Change – Police Reform After George Floyd
We watched a man killed by police officers while he begged to breathe. The time for talk is over, and the time for change is now.
Extremism and Public Policy in a Pandemic
A discussion of the threat from homegrown violent extremism and the attacks and strategies extremist groups are using during the COVID-19 pandemic.
From the Desk of the Director – The Virus of Hate
The coronavirus is a global threat, but violent extremists aren’t standing down. Neither can we.
The Thin Line Between Black & Blue
On February 19, 2020, SCI and the USC Black Alumni Association held a panel discussion with current and former African American chiefs of police.
