Claudia Bustamante, Author at UCLA Luskin

First Conference on Regional Growth and Equity Tackles Transportation and Communities UCLA scholars, nonprofit representatives discuss how to use multibillion-dollar investment to address regional inequities

April 26, 2019 /0 Comments/in Development and Housing, For Policymakers, Public Policy, School of Public Affairs, Social Welfare, The Lewis Center, Transportation, Urban Planning Evelyn Blumenberg, Madeline Brozen, Paul Ong /by Claudia Bustamante

UCLA scholars, nonprofit representatives discuss how to use multibillion-dollar investment to address regional inequities

Lens, Stoll Release Study of Misdemeanors in Los Angeles

March 25, 2019 /0 Comments/in Luskin's Latest Blog Michael Lens, Michael Stoll /by Claudia Bustamante

Researchers say the work is critical because misdemeanors account for a higher volume of arrests, particularly among people of color, than do felonies.

Transit Forum Focuses on Impact of Mobility Innovations UCLA scholars join government, nonprofit and private sector representatives to discuss declining ridership in an era of emerging mobility services

March 12, 2019 /0 Comments/in Alumni, Business and the Environment, Complete Streets, Electric Vehicles and Alternative Fuels, Environment, For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, Public Policy, School of Public Affairs, Sustainable Energy, Transportation, Urban Planning Martin Wachs, Michael Manville /by Claudia Bustamante

UCLA scholars join government, nonprofit and private sector representatives to discuss declining ridership in an era of emerging mobility services

Lens, Manville Shape Discussion of How Housing Can Be Coupled to Transit L.A.’s future must accommodate a shift in housing concentrated not where transit lines used to run but where they go today — or will be soon

February 28, 2019 /0 Comments/in Development and Housing, The Lewis Center Michael Lens, Michael Manville /by Claudia Bustamante

L.A.’s future must accommodate a shift in housing concentrated not where transit lines used to run but where they go today — or will be soon

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Lens, Stoll Release Study of Misdemeanors in Los Angeles

Transit Forum Focuses on Impact of Mobility Innovations UCLA scholars join government, nonprofit and private sector representatives to discuss declining ridership in an era of emerging mobility services

Lens, Manville Shape Discussion of How Housing Can Be Coupled to Transit L.A.’s future must accommodate a shift in housing concentrated not where transit lines used to run but where they go today — or will be soon

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