We Won’t Return to Lockdown—for Better or Worse
August 11, 2021
While rising numbers may be anxiety-inducing, the truth is that we are not in the same place we were at this time last year.
Seth Jacobson
Seth Jacobson is the founder and principal of JCI Worldwide, a Los Angeles-based communications and research firm. He spent several years in the Carter and Clinton administrations in positions focused on economic development, foreign policy, and media relations. He is a frequent lecturer on policy and public affairs at Pepperdine University and UCLA.
Voter Suppression Ends Where Civic Participation Begins
June 22, 2021
We are now reckoning with attempts to dismantle democracy by restricting voting and providing tools to overturn election results—and what’s worse is that these efforts are going largely ignored.
Recovering from Learning Loss After A Year of COVID-19
May 19, 2021
Elements of distance learning may be part of our education infrastructure going forward.
Jewish Voices in Black History
February 18, 2021
If we do not know history, we are vulnerable to fractionalization and attempts to divide us.
100 Days in Joe Biden’s America
January 20, 2021
Attempting to find a middle ground between and within parties will drive Biden’s governance.
Biden and Israel: Friends or Foes?
December 18, 2020
U.S.-Israel relations will be business as usual, at least for the next two years.
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