Barbara Nelsonv honored with the Torchbearer Award for co-founding the Center on Women, Gender, and Public Policy.
Zev Yaroslavsky spoke with the Guardian about the response to the Lachman fire, which resulted in the deadly Palisades fire that devastated regions of Southern California.
Lead author Adam Millard-Ball of UCLA emphasizes that good infrastructure drives walking and biking in cities across the world.
UCLA Luskin alumna brings her planning expertise and community-first values to Tucson’s City Council as the first woman to represent Ward 5.
As housing prices rise and uncertainty fills the job market, José Loya weighs in on whether or not homeownership really does help in building wealth.
A David Bohnett Fellow reflects on turning policy training into meaningful action for immigrant communities in Los Angeles.
As global temperatures rise, urban planning professor Kirsten Schwarz’s study examines microclimates and the cooling effects of tree cover in California public schools.
From Long Beach to Singapore, Sheryl Samala is breaking barriers and charting new ground in public affairs.
Michael Lens emphasized shifting housing authority to state governments to overcome local barriers and expand affordable housing nationwide.
With new redistricting battles on the horizon, Xavier Becerra and UCLA scholars warn that the fight for fair representation is far from over.
