Introducing Greater Shade to LA in Preparation For Upcoming World Cup
With upcoming events like the World Cup and the 2028 Olympics, L.A. is making preparations to introduce greater shade and help fans deal with the heat.
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Entries by Peaches Chung
From Milan’s Paralympics to Paris: Bohnett Fellows Gain a Global Perspective on Hosting Inclusive Games Students got a behind-the-scenes look at planning, accessibility and legacy across two global host cities.
Students got a behind-the-scenes look at planning, accessibility and legacy across two global host cities.
Mullin on the Creation of a Resilience District in the Palisades
The proposed creation of a resilience district for the Pacific Palisades is receiving skepticism over why they should be the first to create one.
Ensuring Rebuilding Efforts Preserve Altadena’s Historically Black Identity
As Altadena works to recover after the Eaton Fire, homeowners express concerns about preserving the cultural identity of this historically Black community.
Pierce on the Necessity of Water Filters
As uncertainty rises over the quality and safety of tap water in the United States, debates have surfaced over whether or not a filter is necessary.
Q&A with Negin Dadmarz: Advocate for Health and Mental Health Across the Lifespan
MSW student and advocate for the aging population shares how her experiences have influenced her engagement with social welfare.
Manville Weighs In as New York Considers Paid Parking to Help Close Major Budget Gap
Facing a $7 billion deficit, New York City is reconsidering free curb parking as experts argue pricing street space could raise revenue.
Supporting Democracy, Coexistence and Cultural Identity in Israeli Education UCLA research explores how schools can foster empathy, reduce violence and build long-term coexistence through inclusive learning environments.
UCLA lecture highlights how Jewish and Arab schools can foster empathy, reduce violence, and build coexistence through supportive learning environments.
Manville on Implementing Congestion Pricing at LAX’s Horseshoe
LAX’s congested “horseshoe” roadway could benefit from congestion pricing, a proven strategy to reduce traffic and encourage alternative travel behavior.
MIT Mobility Forum Reflects on Donald Shoup’s Influence on Parking Policy
Brian Taylor reflects on Donald Shoup’s enduring influence and the hidden costs of so-called “free” parking.
