Empowering children instead of focusing on their struggles will lead to healthier choices, says Luskin Lecturer Ijeoma Opara of Yale University.
Now a professor emeritus, Social Welfare’s Mark Kaplan continues to teach and serve the UCLA community.
Data alone don’t shape perceptions of safety, says UCLA Luskin’s Jorja Leap, saying a person’s environment and biases must be factored in.
Researchers will study the impacts of emerging mobility technologies and services to determine how to improve equitable access to transportation and job participation.
The sweep of an encampment in Van Nuys, part of a city program to address homelessness, demonstrates the risk that participants will eventually end up back on the street.
UCLA Luskin labor expert Chris Tilly weighs in on staff reductions at Petco and other retailers whose business models rely on offering in-person services.
The digital platform provides comprehensive data on citizenship, health, education, employment and other topics, customizable for different Latino populations.
The author, urbanist and chronicler of L.A. history is the subject of a series of essays curated by UCLA Luskin Urban Planning and published in the journal Human Geography.
Both thriving metropolises and economically stagnant regions must have access to rewarding work and good lives, says UCLA’s Michael Storper.
The Board of Supervisors will study a program to provide relief to constituents burdened by a heavy debt load.
