Panofsky Named to Class of 2020 Carnegie Fellows
The $200,000 award will support research on how genetics is making the nature of race increasingly ambiguous.
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Entries by Mary Braswell
Paid Sick Leave a Crucial Weapon During COVID-19 Era and Beyond Global study shows that gaps in coverage for ailing workers put nations’ health and economic security at risk
Global study shows that gaps in coverage for ailing workers put nations’ health and economic security at risk
Dukakis on Strong Coronavirus Response in California
“They’re not fooling around here,” he says of Gov. Newsom and Mayor Garcetti, who quickly adopted strict social distancing protocols.
On-the-Ground Guidance for L.A.’s Far-Reaching Climate Strategy University researchers and a robot named MaRTy complete first on-site test of city’s Cool Streets program
University researchers and a robot named MaRTy complete first on-site test of city’s Cool Streets program
Call for Rebuilding an Equitable Nation Cites Gilens Data
To create a more resilient America, policies must be overhauled to protect the common interest rather than the affluent, editorial argues.
A Lesson on Housing Justice for L.A.’s Classrooms
The Institute on Inequality and Democracy collaborates on the latest in a series of Data for Democracy research briefs for K-12 students and teachers.
Helping Students, Teachers and Families Cope With COVID-19
Team from UCLA Luskin Social Welfare helps create questionnaires for school communities to give them a voice and provide support during the pandemic.
Shelter-in-Place Burden Felt Keenly in Vulnerable Neighborhoods
New report analyzes L.A. County tract by tract and reveals that COVID-19 restrictions are hitting low-income and minority areas hard.
‘All of This Is Going to Change Us’: Two Deans on the State of COVID-19 Leaders of UCLA's Public Affairs and Public Health schools launch Luskin Summit 2020
Leaders of UCLA’s Public Affairs and Public Health schools launch Luskin Summit 2020
Astor Honored With AERA Research Award
Study of suicide ideation among California students earns recognition from the American Educational Research Association.
