Seeing the Forest and Filling in the Blanks
Professor Susanna Hecht, director of UCLA’s Center for Brazilian Studies, has been educating people about Amazonia for more than five decades.
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A Worldly Perspective
Stories in this edition of Luskin Forum take a closer look at the ways UCLA Luskin is bringing a global perspective to issues of public concern.
Professor Loukaitou-Sideris to Serve as Interim Dean of UCLA Luskin The urban planning scholar has been the associate dean of UCLA Luskin since 2010 and has held a number of leadership positions at UCLA.
The urban planning scholar has been the School’s associate dean since 2010 and has held a number of leadership positions at UCLA.
Vestal on Whether Access to Housing Will Become a Fundamental Right
The pandemic sparked a nationwide surge in political movements by tenants, but it’s not yet clear whether the public will support such efforts over the long term.
Manville Says Removing Parking Mandate Will Bolster State’s Affordable Housing Stock
Eliminating mandatory parking requirements for new housing in California will open more previously infeasible parcels to construction.
An Active Example of Advocacy in West Los Angeles
UCLA planning and architecture students stage event to encourage dialogue about the future of a civic space.
Jim Newton Receives 2022 Carey McWilliams Award Editor-in-chief of UCLA Blueprint magazine receives honor recognizing journalistic contributions to society’s understanding of politics
Editor-in-chief of UCLA Blueprint magazine is recognized for journalistic contributions to society’s understanding of politics.
UCLA Luskin Research Helps Guide Public Health Response to Ongoing Monkeypox Outbreak Ian Holloway is among researchers working with health officials to develop evidence-based strategies
Professor Ian Holloway is among researchers working with health officials to develop evidence-based strategies
Akee Is Among Equitable Growth Award Recipients
He will conduct research focusing on ‘deaths of despair’ among Native Americans, particularly women and girls.
Wang Argues Against Prison-to-ICE Pipeline
New state legislation would help migrants who may be unfairly targeted by a punitive legal system that often perpetuates violence against those most vulnerable.
