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The Future of Community Journalism in the Inland Empire

At the Redlands Forum on June 3, 2024, at an inaugural event hosted by the Inland Empire Journalism Innovation Hub+ Fund of the Inland Empire Community Foundation (IECF). Dr. Paulette Brown-Hinds…

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Explore the Tech that Improves Lives

The California Institute of Technology (Caltech) is famous for opening new scientific vistas: molecular biology, gene sequencing, nanoscience, neuromorphic computing, quarks, quasars, seismology,…

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A History of Redlands through Maps

Maps told the story of a community—a community that created itself out of an undeveloped landscape with an infrastructure supporting agriculture, industry, residential neighborhoods, and much…

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Understanding Your Neighborhood: The Power of AI, Infographics, and Local Data in Improving Communities.

At the Redlands Forum on May 14, 2024, Christopher Alvarez and Helen Thompson presented "Understanding Your Neighborhood: The Power of AI, Infographics, and Local Data in Improving…

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Representing America: An American Diplomat Speaks

At the Redlands Forum on April 30, 2024, Robin Quinville, a former American diplomat, led an engaging discussion. She shared insights on being an "America-explainer," the evolving nature…

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Challenging Circumstances in University Education

At the Redlands Forum on April 29, 2024, Dr. Soraya M. Coley, President of California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, led an engaging Lightning Talk and panel discussion. The event explored…

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Genetics in Hollywood: A Reflection of Scientific, Clinical, and Ethical Challenges

At the Redlands Forum on April 25th, 2024, Dr. Wayne W. Grody, a technical adviser for movies and TV shows, shared examples of how his expertise shaped narratives. These examples highlighted the…

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Sex Trafficking and Social Media Exploitation in the Inland Empire

Artificial intelligence, mass audience live streaming, and advanced online gaming chat rooms have contributed to the massive uptick in sex trafficking and online exploitation cases—even in…

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Celebrating 60 Years as a Conservation Leader

At the Redlands Forum on March 26, 2024, learn from Kevin Case about the founding and history of Mohonk Preserve and how it has become one of New York's leading conservation organizations

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Humans vs. Asteroids: The Role of Ground-Based Radar in Planetary Defense

At the Redlands Forum on March 7, 2024, learn from Dr. Marina Brozović, scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology, about some of the…

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Exploring the Form and Function of Endpapers in Picture Books

At the Redlands Forum on February 28, Dr. Jonda C. McNair discussed the significance of endpapers and shares examples from award-winning picture books. Don't miss this engaging discussion,…

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Tipping Points: Climate Projections and Economic Possibilities

At the Redlands Forum on February 6, Dr. Nicholas Reksten and Dr. Hillary Jenkins shared about the major events of the past year that have had an impact on the climate crisis, what this means for…

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Living Life as Art

Heidi Zuckerman became the first woman in the United States to build two art museums from the ground up. In her talk, Living Life as Art, at the Redlands Forum on January 31, Zuckerman invited the…

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The Role of the University at Three Scales: City, Region, and Nation

At the Redlands Forum on January 11, Wellington "Duke" Reiter presented the work of his office—the University City Exchange at Arizona State University—and how it has addressed…

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The Power of Geography

At the Redlands Forum on December 15, witness an engaging conversation between two influential leaders in the fields of geography and education, as Esri Jack Dangermond and National Geographic CEO…

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Parking Is Where the Action Is

Over the last century, American cities have adopted parking policies that promote separated land use and ample parking, resulting in drivable cities but limited walkable neighborhoods. At the…

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