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“Young Black Changemakers” tells the stories of L.A. youth who draw strength from their communities to challenge injustice.
UCLA Luskin’s Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris weighs in on a project to make New York City sidewalks safer, more aesthetic and more accessible.
Helping low-income families avoid shutoff of water service would protect public health and also support infrastructure upgrades and the search for resilient water sources.
UCLA Luskin’s Laura Abrams, Duncan Lindsey and Zeke Hasenfeld are recognized as among the leading contributors to the social work profession’s knowledge base.
UCLA Luskin’s Donald Shoup and Michael Manville weigh in on New York City’s plan to charge drivers $15 to enter the most congested area.
Programs connected to UCLA Luskin are among 31 selected for the site in the heart of Los Angeles.
“We tend to give presidents too much credit or blame” for the fiscal health of the country, even though many factors are out of their control, UCLA Luskin’s Chris Tilly says.
An international team including UCLA’s Susanna Hecht concludes that a forest-wide collapse is “happening much faster than we thought, and in multiple ways.”
Waiving fares to boost ridership makes less sense in cities with more affluent commuters who don’t need the benefit, UCLA Luskin’s Brian Taylor says.
Rules requiring a minimum number of parking spots are arbitrary and obsolete, UCLA Luskin’s Donald Shoup argues. Cities across the country are starting to listen.
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