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In a new report, UCLA researchers recommend extending protections against eviction and other safety net programs until unemployment rates for all racial groups fall below pre-pandemic rates.

Mary Nichols, longtime champion of emission regulation in California, offers a roadmap toward a cleaner transportation future at a UCLA Meyer and Renee Luskin Lecture.

Researchers will analyze implementation of a White House program to equip community leaders and nonprofits to combat gun violence.

Enhanced reputation is an indicator of ongoing work to meet and exceed high expectations for Luskin School and its Social Welfare programs.

UCLA’s Human Right to Water Solutions Lab expands research across the country to support policy, advocacy and civic leadership.

The co-founder of a national consortium focusing on geriatric social work educated and mentored hundreds of students during 12 years at UCLA

With a theme of “Research in Action,” the fourth annual series resumes with five webinars spotlighting UCLA’s role in understanding and solving issues of current public concern.

People who broke through firewalls to seek health information also gained access to long-banned political content, study finds.

With wins in Orange and Yolo counties, the UCLA Voting Rights Project will now focus on other states to ensure equitable representation.