During the Pandemic, More Seek Shelter in Public Transit Systems
“Homelessness in transit environments is a major challenge in the U.S. and in Canada, but especially in California,” says Professor Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris.
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Entries by Mary Braswell
Diaz on Selection of Filipino American Attorney General
Assemblyman Rob Bonta’s nomination as California’s top law officer helps to “rectify the willful neglect of growing and youthful communities of color,” she says.
Citizenship for Unauthorized Immigrants Could Add $1.5 Trillion to Economy
UCLA report analyzes the economic impact of granting citizenship to immigrants who are already in the U.S. labor force.
Using Art and Technology, Proposal Aims to Increase Bike Commuting in L.A. Project by UCLA faculty envisions collaborative bicycle 'flows' that generate digital exhibitions across the city
Project by UCLA faculty envisions collaborative bicycle ‘flows’ that generate digital exhibitions across the city
Informal Laborers Around the World Are Organizing to Win Rights
UCLA-led study of construction and domestic workers in six countries finds common strategies for demanding protections in sectors prone to exploitation.
Undergrads Come Together During a Year of Staying Apart UCLA Luskin student group works to build peer-to-peer connections guided by the major's public service ethos
UCLA Luskin student group works to build peer-to-peer connections guided by the major’s public service ethos
Millard-Ball on Twin Concerns of Fire Safety and Housing Access
Residential developments in California’s wildland-urban interface come under scrutiny as the state faces multiple crises.
Turner on Promise of Tree Planting to Cool Cities
Success of local programs to create urban forests to mitigate heat depends on more than just hitting a numerical goal, she says.
California Households Owe $1 Billion in Water Bills, Highlighting Affordability Crisis
More than 1.6 million households in the state have unpaid water bills, and much of the debt is in Black and Latino communities hardest hit by the pandemic.
How the Weinstein Scandal Ignited a Movement Gains made in the #MeToo era are tempered by unresolved questions of accountability, journalist Megan Twohey tells a UCLA audience
Gains made in the #MeToo era are tempered by unresolved questions of accountability, journalist Megan Twohey tells a UCLA audience
