Astor on Aggression Targeting School Staff
“Schools were and still are a battleground,” he says. “COVID is symbolic of all these larger cultural layers that filter into every classroom, every school in the country.”
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“Schools were and still are a battleground,” he says. “COVID is symbolic of all these larger cultural layers that filter into every classroom, every school in the country.”
Research underlines the important role played by government support in easing Americans’ struggles with medical debt, estimated at $140 billion.
UCLA Social Welfare team contributes to nationwide research measuring the COVID-19 era’s negative impacts on teachers and other school staff.
For low-income residents of cities designed around the automobile, programs that increase access to cars can provide housing and job stability.
The Luskin School’s benefactor and namesake encourages students to uphold the highest ethics, examine their motivations and act generously.
State of the State address comes during an election year when voters are asking, “What are you going to do going forward? What are you promising, what can you deliver?”
Q&A takes a UCLA audience behind the scenes of the acclaimed documentary “Summer of Soul,” which sheds light on a touchstone of Black culture.
Residents of different backgrounds have come together to create “a beautiful history in West Hollywood,” he says.
A UCLA course co-taught by Professor Karen Umemoto immerses students in the experiences of those held in prison camps during World War II.
While the biggest issues now facing the city are homelessness and crime, voters are also keenly aware of recent scandals involving City Hall and local developers.
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