Ripple Effects From NYC’s Pause on Congestion Pricing
“With a policy this controversial, it is always helpful if someone else goes first,” says UCLA Luskin Urban Planning chair Michael Manville.
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Why They Give Urban Planning alumna Kayne Doumani on the importance of delivering on your mission
Urban Planning alumna Kayne Doumani on the importance of delivering on your mission.
Luskin Up-Close Office of Student Affairs and Alumni Relations emphasizes connectedness to UCLA Luskin at every stage.
Office of Student Affairs and Alumni Relations emphasizes connectedness to UCLA Luskin at every stage.
Doctorates in the House Four UCLA Luskin PhD candidates use equity as a guide in their research on incarceration, transit, foster care and urban spaces
Four UCLA Luskin PhD candidates use equity as a guide in their research on incarceration, transit, foster care and urban spaces.
‘Tell Your Story in Your Own Words, So That No One Tells It For You’ A commencement message of empathy and resilience for UCLA Luskin’s Class of 2024
A commencement message of empathy and resilience for UCLA Luskin’s Class of 2024.
Blazing Trails for Asian American Health and Well-Being Social Welfare alumni Bill Watanabe and Yasuko Sakamoto are honored for legacy of leadership
UCLA Social Welfare alumni Bill Watanabe and Yasuko Sakamoto are honored for a legacy of leadership.
RV Life as an Affordable Housing Option
“Some people like the nomadic existence, but for many it’s the lesser of two evils,” UCLA Luskin’s Adam Millard-Ball says. His research shows how cities can support this option.
New Protections for LGBTQ+ Youth in Foster Care
Federal rule requires welcoming placements for LGBTQ+ youth, many of who face significant threats to their well-being and mental health, UCLA Luskin’s Bianca Wilson says.
‘It’s Never Too Late to Learn … Even For Me’
Emily Wang’s move from China to California opened doors to education and policy work on behalf of the undocumented, including herself and her 11-year-old daughter.
On Involuntary Commitment and Informed Consent
UCLA Luskin’s David Cohen weighs in on how to balance people’s rights with society’s desire to protect their basic physical and mental health.
