Learning More About the Water We Drink
Tap water in the U.S. is a safe and economical choice in general, says Gregory Pierce of the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation.
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Entries by Mary Braswell
Newsom’s Health Care Initiatives in Peril
UCLA Luskin’s Mark Peterson weighs in on what’s ahead for the governor and his agenda in a second Trump administration.
Gilens on Trump, Musk and Conflicts of Interest
The tech billionaire has lucrative government contracts and is the target of multiple investigations, even as he wields influence over the incoming administration.
New UCLA Certificate Program Meets Opportunity and Challenge of Big Data UCLA Luskin and University Extension are collaborating on a graduate-level program offering in-demand skills to a wide range of students
UCLA Luskin and University Extension are collaborating on a graduate-level program offering in-demand skills to a wide range of students.
‘People-Powered’ Campaign Elevates UCLA Luskin Alum’s Election Bid Bryan ‘Bubba’ Fish wins Culver City Council seat after knocking on doors — lots of them
Bryan ‘Bubba’ Fish wins Culver City Council seat after knocking on doors — lots of them.
A UCLA Luskin Student’s Take on the Rollback of Criminal Justice Reforms
Social Welfare student pens a cautionary letter sharing his lived experience under incarceration, as well as in reentry programs that turned his life around.
Training Youth to Turn Their Passion Into Action Undergrad Fiona Lu advocates for economic justice by forming strategic coalitions, including with UCLA Luskin alumni
Undergrad Fiona Lu advocates for economic justice by forming strategic coalitions, including with UCLA Luskin alumni
UCLA Luskin Public Policy Alumni Elected to Office
Four MPPs turn their records of civic engagement into successful bids for public office.
Shoup’s Strategy to Fix L.A.’s Broken Sidewalks
Homeowners, not the city, ought to make the repairs, using bank loans that are paid back upon sale of the property, he says.
Recycling Wastewater to Protect Clean Water Supply
L.A.’s planned $740-million facility will bring benefits that vastly outweigh the costs, a UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation assessment concludes.
