Watts Leadership Institute Hosts Visit by Elementary School Students
UCLA Luskin-based initiative hosts a tour of the UCLA campus by more than 45 students from Florence Griffith Joyner Elementary School in Watts.
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From UCLA Newsroom: Dean Segura Introduces Panel
Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon brings traveling speaker series to UCLA campus with focus on the arts and government.
At Town Hall, Students Hear About Developments at UCLA Luskin
UCLA Luskin leaders answer questions posed by students during gathering designed to foster open communication about what’s happening at the School.
New Report From the Institute of Transportation Studies
Three UCLA ITS scholars have authored a new report to inform planners and help policymakers better understand and address declining ridership on public transit.
A Fond Luskin Farewell to Dan Oyenoki
Staff, faculty and friends gather to celebrate the career of Dan Oyenoki upon his retirement after almost 21 years at UCLA.
Latino Issues Take Center Stage at Gubernatorial Forum Dean Gary Segura and several UCLA Luskin faculty and students play active roles in framing discussions on vital policy issues as candidates face off at Royce Hall
Dean Gary Segura and UCLA Luskin faculty and students play active roles at UCLA forum where candidates face off
GPA Winter Reception 2018
UCLA Luskin students interested in global public affairs had the opportunity to network with various faculty members and students from the program.
‘Catalytic Communities’ with Theresa Williamson
GPA hosts presentation by community organizer in Rio de Janerio, who spoke of empowering communities for positive development and change.
KCRW President Emphasizes the Value of Open Dialogue UCLA Luskin Senior Fellow Jennifer Ferro stresses the good that can come just from a willingness to truly listen
UCLA Luskin Senior Fellow Jennifer Ferro stresses the good that can come just from a willingness to truly listen
2018 Activists-in-Residence Welcomed at Reception
Manuel Criollo and Yvonne Yen Liu will pursue research or reflect on their community work to advance racial, social and economic equity during their time on the UCLA campus.
