UCLA to Lead New Center of Excellence for Heat Resilient Communities
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The Luskin Center for Innovation, in collaboration with 50 partners, receives a first-of-its-kind federal grant to help guard against climate danger.
Building Up Communities of Color
Three Black real estate professionals committed to investing in low-income neighborhoods share their successes and struggles
Poco Kernsmith Appointed New Chair of Social Welfare
UCLA Luskin alumna will return to her doctoral alma mater this summer as chair and professor.
L.A. Mayor Focuses on the Need for Housing Solutions During UCLA Luskin Summit
Karen Bass joins discussions on the value of research about issues like homelessness, climate resilience, governance and transportation equity.
L.A. County Residents’ Satisfaction With Quality of Life Matches Lowest in Year 9 of Survey
High cost of housing is the most important factor impacting the annual Quality of Life Index, particularly among renters.
Social Welfare Rises to Top 8 in U.S. News Rankings
Luskin School also continues to rank among the nation’s top graduate schools overall in public affairs.
The Power of Lived Experiences
Alumni share the personal stories that impact their policy efforts on homelessness — ‘the greatest moral and humanitarian crisis of our lifetime.’
UCLA Downtown Springs to Life With Community-Focused Projects
Programs connected to UCLA Luskin are among 31 selected for the site in the heart of Los Angeles.
School Travels to State Capital for Research Briefing and Alumni Gathering
Back-to-back events in Sacramento provide networking opportunities and showcase scholarly works.
Resisting the ‘New McCarthyism’ on College Campuses and Beyond
In a UCLA lecture, historian Barbara Ransby warns of 'a war over ideas, over facts, over how we see and understand the world'