Pandemic Set Kindergartners Back Developmentally
Research led by UCLA Luskin’s Judith Perrigo finds lower scores in language and thinking skills and social competence, but the overall picture is mixed.
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Entries by Mary Braswell
UCLA Grants Deepen Ties to the L.A. Community Projects by Luskin faculty will build collaboration among scholars, students and local partners
Projects by Luskin faculty will build collaboration among scholars, students and local partners.
America Is Becoming a Nation of Homebodies
People are spending nearly 1.5 hours less outside their homes in 2023 than they did in 2003, research from UCLA and Clemson shows.
A Quiet Warrior Fights for the Unhoused
In taking on the homelessness emergency, UCLA Luskin alumna Lourdes Castro Ramírez draws on her decades of public service at the local, state and federal levels.
Rapid Research Provides Vital Context to Address L.A. Wildfires UCLA Luskin data informs recovery efforts and counters misinformation during times of crisis
UCLA Luskin data informs recovery efforts and counters misinformation during times of crisis.
A First-Hand Look at How a Public Affairs Education Translates Into Real Action The second annual UCLA Luskin Sacramento Briefing immerses students into research that shapes policy
The second annual UCLA Luskin Sacramento Briefing immerses students into research that shapes policy.
A Resourceful Upbringing Inspires a Life of Service Early life lessons propel Luskin Public Affairs major Cecy Rivera to fight for her community
Early life lessons propel Luskin Public Affairs major Cecy Rivera to fight for her community.
Dean’s Message
Universities need to be constantly adapting to the changing needs of society and their students.
Honors for UCLA Luskin Social Welfare Professor and Alumna
Professor Laura Abrams and alumna Aurea Montes-Rodriguez are recognized by the California Social Welfare Archives.
On the Scale of Loss in Altadena and Pacific Palisades
UCLA Luskin’s Paul Ong provides a historic view of the neighborhood characteristics lost to January’s devastating fires.
