Ballot Measure to Change Mental Health in State Could Backfire, Cohen Says
The effort could force more people into care, and research shows that involuntary treatment rarely improves the lives of those who experience it.
Author Archive for: ldunseith
Entries by Les Dunseith
Regents’ Lecturer Sees Unity of Purpose Among Planners and Artists
Urban planning consultant advocates for artists as co-creators and problem-solvers when decisions about cities and public infrastructure are being made.
School Travels to State Capital for Research Briefing and Alumni Gathering Back-to-back events in Sacramento provide networking opportunities and showcase scholarly works
Back-to-back events in Sacramento provide networking opportunities and showcase scholarly works.
UCLA Hosts Its Largest Activist-in-Residence Cohort Five advocates for social change will be on campus through May to ‘turn the university inside out’
Five advocates for social change will be on campus through May to ‘turn the university inside out.’
Master of Real Estate Development Receives Final Approval From UC The one-year degree program will stress instruction on the ethical underpinnings of a growing profession
The one-year degree program will stress instruction on the ethical underpinnings of a growing profession.
Alumni Accolades The latest news and career highlights from alumni representing all four departments at the Luskin School
The latest news and career highlights from alumni representing all four departments at the Luskin School.
In Support New members join Board of Advisors; EDI and Yaroslavsky funds benefit students
New members join Board of Advisors; EDI and Yaroslavsky funds benefit students.
Data to the People Data experts like Jianchao Lai SW PhD ’23 of the UCLA Agile Visual Analytics Lab strive to make information accessible and meaningful for all
Data experts like Jianchao Lai SW PhD ’23 of the UCLA Agile Visual Analytics Lab strive to make information accessible and meaningful for all.
Increasing Urbanization Contributes to Racial and Gender Pay Inequality, Study Shows Newly published research finds that an 'urban wage premium' in large cities primarily benefits white and male workers
Newly published research finds that an “urban wage premium” in large cities primarily benefits white and male workers.
Pierce Says Think Again if You Believe El Niño Means No Water Worries
He sees a wet weather pattern as an opportunity for California to conserve rainwater for use in the dry times that are sure to follow.
