Jason Vorderstrasse is UCLA Diplomat in Residence
UCLA Luskin will host the U.S. Foreign Service officer for the 2021-22 academic year.
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Despite Improved Access, Digital Divide Persists for Minority, Low-Income Students UCLA research shows battle for educational equity has shifted into a new space
A clear digital divide persists, especially among Black, Latino and low-income students, according to a new UCLA report.
UCLA Alumna Neera Tanden Delivers Post-Election Analysis at Virtual Luskin Lecture CEO of Center for American Progress draws on her deep experience in national politics to discuss what to expect from the Biden administration
CEO of Center for American Progress draws on her deep experience in national politics to discuss what to expect from the Biden administration.
$3 Million Commitment From Berggruen Institute to Support Research Partnership Gift to Luskin School will advance global understanding of what makes governments effective
Gift to Luskin School will advance global understanding of what makes governments effective.
Study Examines Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Small Businesses in L.A.’s Ethnic Neighborhoods
Ethnic neighborhoods collectively performed worse than the county as a whole prior to lockdown and performed no better than the county under shelter-in-place orders.
Ritterbusch Part of International Team of Scholars Studying Child Rights and Well-Being
UCLA Luskin researcher is principal investigator of the Uganda component of the multi-country project.
Urban Planning Program Wins APA California Chapter Excellence Award
Marking five decades, UCLA Urban Planning is designated a California Planning Landmark.
Kaplan on Pandemic Stress, Increased Firearm and Alcohol Sales, and Suicide Risk
Effective alcohol control policies during COVID-19 pandemic could provide opportunities for suicide prevention.
4 Faculty Additions Join UCLA Luskin Social Welfare and Urban Planning Incoming academic experts focus on environmental, racial and health disparities in real and virtual environments — from social media to soil
Faculty hires for the new academic year bring a wealth of new research and teaching about environmental, racial and health disparities
Research Shows Deep Racial and Social Inequality in Job Displacement, Unemployment Insurance Amid COVID-19
Minority groups, lower-income and less educated workers, and youngest workers most severely affected by pandemic.
