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Simplifying climate change language
Simplifying how experts and academics talk about climate change, so the public can understand threats facing their communities—and respond.
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Read more about Making sense of climate change graphics- USC
Making sense of climate change graphics
Assessing how well the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) graphics are understood by the policymakers who rely on them—so that critical science can be clearer, more usable, and more actionable.
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Read more about Greening L.A.’s hottest streets- USC
Greening L.A.’s hottest streets
Bringing more trees, shade, and fresh air to L.A. by mapping where, what kind, and how many trees to plant for the biggest impact.
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Read more about Tracking climate stories on screen- USC
Tracking climate stories on screen
Tracking how climate stories influence the TV and film industry—and how they shape audience perceptions of climate change.
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Read more about Blocking abusive content online- USC
Blocking abusive content online
Uncovering how Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) can unintentionally serve child sexual abuse material (CSAM)—and how using this knowledge can help stop its spread.
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Read more about Decreasing healthcare worker burnout- USC
Decreasing healthcare worker burnout
Creating a new support system to improve well-being for some of society’s most critical people: clinicians and caregivers.
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Read more about Supporting full-time caregivers- USC
Supporting full-time caregivers
Building support networks and providing effective resources for those caring for loved ones suffering from Alzheimer’s and dementia through the CARE pilot program.
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Read more about Keeping surgeons sharp- USC
Keeping surgeons sharp
Helping surgeons take better care of themselves and their patients with the PEAK Collaborative—a pilot program helping healthcare providers perform at their best.
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Read more about Saving water in the Santa Clarita Valley- USC
Saving water in the Santa Clarita Valley
Figuring out what’s keeping people from saving water–and what it will take to change behaviors and improve participation in water-saving programs.
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Read more about Testing soil safety after wildfires- USC
Testing soil safety after wildfires
Protecting Angelenos from dangerous contamination with free rapid-response soil testing through out Contaminant Level Evaluation and Analysis for Neighborhoods (CLEAN) project.