Informed Choices Regarding Mental Health
Speaker Laura Delano says mental illness should not be characterized in opposition to “normalcy,” which would benefit patients who feel ostracized because of their medical diagnoses
Author Archive for: ldunseith
Entries by Les Dunseith
Student Volunteers Give Back, One Turkey Leg at a Time UCLA Luskin Food Mentorship program lets students explore interesting and relevant topics while coordinating a volunteer event at a local organization focused on food issues
UCLA Luskin Food Mentorship program lets students explore interesting and relevant topics while coordinating a volunteer event at a local organization focused on food issues
Daughter of Civil Rights Leader Speaks at Film Screening
Screening of documentary about Dolores Huerta sends a powerful message about activism and fostering change within minority communities.
‘Breaking Bread’ With Veterans About Westwood Garden
Revitalizing a 14-acre garden at the VA campus near UCLA is producing community and health benefits for military veterans.
‘Indivisible and the Resistance’ Focuses on Local Activism
UCLA Luskin event focuses on power, knowledge and effective tactics to bring about political change.
Remembering the ‘Father of Urban Planning’ John Friedmann — renowned author, pioneer of theory and founding leader of UCLA Urban Planning — is remembered by colleagues, family and former students at memorial service
Renowned author, pioneer of theory and founding leader of UCLA Urban Planning John Friedmann is remembered at memorial service
Festival, Panel Focus on Food Security Issues
“Harvesting Change: Fostering Partnerships for Food Security” included food, games and information booths, plus a panel discussion with local leaders in the battle against hunger.
Symposium Looks at Global Issues and Local Impacts
This year, the annual Lake Arrowhead gathering highlights the latest research and most innovative practices from around California and the globe related to questions of land use and climate.
Chinese Delegation Learns About Social Work in K-12
UCLA Luskin faculty talk about implementation of social work practices in primary and secondary schools in the United States.
More Than We Can Chew UCLA Luskin's "Off the Table" series about food policy highlights leaders like Meyer Luskin who are working to turn 'excess into assets'
UCLA Luskin’s “Off the Table” series on food policy highlights leaders like Meyer Luskin who are working to turn ‘excess into assets’
