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  • ABOUT
    • ABOUT US
    • WHAT WE DO
    • OUR TEAM
    • OUR PARTNERS
  • PROJECTS
    • CULTURAL AUDITS >
      • What is a cultural audit?
      • Charitable Giving
      • Criminal Justice
      • Health Equity
      • Poverty Narratives
    • ENTERTAINMENT >
      • Abortion on TV
      • Asian Representation in Media
      • Caregiving
      • Climate Change >
        • Climate Change in Scripted TV
        • Climate Change in Unscripted TV
        • Plastic Pollution
      • Domestic Workers
      • Gun Safety
      • Ideology & Entertainment
      • Immigration Representation
      • Jewish Representation
      • Mental Health
      • Native Representation
      • Technology
    • DOCUMENTARY FILM >
      • America Divided
      • Food, Inc.
      • The Social Dilemma
      • Waiting for Superman
    • INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH >
      • Africa Research
      • Cultural Diplomacy
      • MENA Research
    • JOURNALISM >
      • Case Studies
      • Impact Journalism
      • Science Journalism
      • Virtual Reality
    • SCIENCE & EVALUATION OF MEDIA IMPACT >
      • Narrative Change Strategy
      • Pop Culture for Social Change
      • Resources
  • PUBLICATIONS
  • PRESS & EVENTS
    • In the News
    • Events
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Veronica Jauriqui

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Veronica Jauriqui manages research and special projects at the USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center, overseeing studies on entertainment, media, and narrative change, and directing all center communications, reports, research briefs, and publications. She holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Whittier College and a master's in communication management from USC.

​Veronica is an award-winning writer and graphic designer with expertise in data storytelling and information visualizations. Prior to joining the Lear Center, she worked in health communication and journalism, spending several years as reporter and assistant editor for the 
Los Angeles Independent newspaper where she won a L.A. Press Club award for newspaper design. She has also done freelance writing for a variety of lifestyle publications and websites including Los Angeles magazine and Performing Arts magazine.

Contact Veronica here.

The Norman Lear Center's Media Impact Project researches how entertainment and news influence our thoughts, attitudes, beliefs, knowledge and actions. We work with researchers, the film and TV industry, nonprofits, and news organizations, and share our research with the public. We are part of the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.