PD in the Near Future: Challenges, Opportunities & Disruptions

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Co-sponsored with the Pacific Council on International Policy

In today’s turbulent political climate, practitioners of public diplomacy are thinking about the future. What challenges, opportunities, and potential transformations exist? Are public diplomats, non-state actors, and scholars in the field prepared for the major disruptions taking place in geopolitics and information technology? From transnational public diplomacy to human rights to the U.S.’ image abroad, this panel will explore and present forward-thinking perspectives for the practitioner and scholar. CPD is pleased to co-sponsor this panel at Pacific Council on International Policy's spring conference.

Panelists include

• Fadi Chehadé: CPD Advisory Board Member; Chairman and CEO, Chehadé & Company
• Kimberly Marteau Emerson: CPD Advisory Board Member; International Board, Human Rights Watch
• Pamela Starr: Associate Professor (Teaching), USC School of International Relations and Master of Public Diplomacy Program; Director, U.S.-Mexico Network
• Jay Wang: Director, USC Center on Public Diplomacy and Associate Professor, USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
   

This event will be held in downtown Los Angeles and there is a fee to attend.

For more information about the PCIP Spring Conference click here.

To register for this program, visit the PCIP Spring Conference Registration Portal

When

Friday, April 14, 2017 -

11:15am to 12:15pm