Giving to USC

Contribute to this fund, which supports several important efforts, such as the Landscape Justice Initiative, a platform for USC's Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture + Urbanism to implement its work in areas of environmental, spatial and climate justice. Through community partnerships, the program addresses neighborhoods and their ecosystems, engaging in multidisciplinary collaborations to tackle large-scale policy and environmental change.

Help USC advance post-partisanship, where leaders put people over political parties and work together to find the best ideas and solutions to benefit the people they serve. The institute seeks to influence public policy and public debate to find solutions to the serious challenges we face.

When you give to this leading nonpartisan research center focused on elections, voting behaviors, and electoral and political participation, you help the center inform public policy at all levels of government and empower local communities seeking to eliminate disparities in social and economic well-being of the electorate.

Support this center, which combines rigorous intellectual inquiry, teaching, and practical politics to advance civil dialogue and research that transcends partisan divisions and finds solutions to pressing national and global challenges.

Support the research of this USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism center, which focuses on issues pertaining to communication technology, mobile innovation, political discourse, public policy and social change.

Support the work of this research, analysis and professional education organization, dedicated to furthering the study and practice of global public engagement and cultural relations.

Support this program, which is one of the nation's longest-standing and most comprehensive offerings in arbitration and mediation, where students learn to negotiate many types of settlements out of court while gaining skills relevant to all areas of legal or business practice.

Support this student-run, non-profit organization that promotes social justice lawyering, equal access to the law, and the empowerment of marginalized and underrepresented communities by providing pro bono clinic opportunities at local organizations, hosting lectures on key issues, and supporting students in public interest work over the summer through a grant program.

Support this organization, which provides guidance, assistance and support academically, professionally and socially through mentorship, community study materials, mock exams for 1Ls, group study sessions, community service projects and outreach, events and guest speakers, an annual banquet and networking opportunities.

Support this program, which promotes world-class policy analysis, research and educational opportunities in international business, law and policy.

Contribute to this scholarship, which provides financial support for academically qualified and financially deserving African American students and others interested in practicing law in underrepresented communities.

Support the C. David Molina First Generation Professionals Program, which supports students first in their families to earn a college degree, as well as those from working-class or lower-income backgrounds, by promoting their academic success, professional growth and personal development.

Contribute to this fund, which provides financial support for students first in their families to earn a college degree, as well as those from working-class or lower-income backgrounds.

Support this clinic, which provides legal representation to adults and children all over the world, including Mexico, Central and South America, and Africa.

Support this clinic, which represents clients in matters of copyright and trademark protection, privacy, the First Amendment and other crucial aspects of the information age.

Sponsor the annual conference, which focuses on copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret, and related fields, and contributes to law student scholarships.

Support this international Human Rights Clinic (HRC), which handles pro bono, real-life cases and advocacy projects that take on some of the most current and pressing human rights concerns.

Support this program, which organizes service trips for USC law students who want to spend their winter and spring breaks providing legal services to communities in need.

Support this program, which provides students with an opportunity to develop their written and oral advocacy skills.

Support this program, which fights for second chances for the incarcerated through parole representation, parole-readiness workshops in prisons, courtroom representation and legislative advocacy.

Support this think tank dedicated to interdisciplinary and collaborative research among scholars and policymakers around issues of mental illness and mental health. As a research institute, its goal is to study issues at the intersection of law, mental health, and ethics as well as influence policy reform and advocacy actions for improved treatment of people with mental illness.

Give to help USC students and faculty find justice for all.

Support this center, which seeks to advance real estate knowledge, inform business practice, and address timely issues that affect the real estate industry, the urban economy, and public policy.

Help USC students and faculty, as part of this transportation consortium, solve transportation problems of large metropolitan regions through interdisciplinary research, education, and outreach.

Help bring outstanding graduate students from around the world to USC to receive financial, academic, and professional support from prestigious faculty, staff, and practitioners in the field of city and county management. The fellowship is committed to building the future of city and county management in Southern California, across the U.S., and abroad.

Support the students and faculty associated with this innovative program.

Support the work of this group comprised of USC Price alumni working within the real estate industry. It provides a forum for professional development, promotes mentorship opportunities, and supports USC Price priorities for real estate programs.

Contribute to this fund, which allows the dean to address the school's most immediate and pressing needs.