Urban Planning students enrolled in Community Scholars and Comprehensive Project efforts tackle problems of significant scope and complexity
Consequences of proposed cuts in the Affordable Care Act would have started taking effect in 2020 and quickly led to millions of Californians losing their coverage, the analysis shows.
Two-day gathering at UCLA brings together a network of social scientists and policymakers known as the Project on Resources, Development, and Governance (PRDG).
A delegation of planners from China meet on campus with the esteemed UCLA Luskin professor during a visit to the United States.
UCLA Luskin Public Policy Professor John Villasenor discusses college students’ views on the First Amendment, based on a recent survey of 1,500 current undergraduate students.
Stacy Songco will be recognized with the medical student of the year award by the Women in Medicine in September.
We have SO MANY EVENTS for our #UCLALuskin students, alumni, friends & supporters!
Writing on the Global Public Affairs Faculty Blog, Steve Commins discusses how quality learning can be undermined by various manifestations of fragility, conflict and violence.
Jane Davis MSW ’16 is currently in Texas volunteering with the Red Cross as part of the Disaster #MentalHealth Team.
Graduating students in the Global Public Affairs program at UCLA Luskin received their certificates at a reception on May 30, 2017. For photos, go to: https://flic.kr/s/aHskXLk1uu
