Hecht on Infrastructure Projects’ Threat to Tropical Forests, Rural People’s Rights
Large-scale infrastructure projects in Latin America undermine efforts to prevent climate change and biodiversity loss and enhance community rights.
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Entries by Stan Paul
Yaroslavsky on Joe Biden and 2020 Democratic National Convention
“We have a distinct choice in November between Biden and Trump — no question,” the UCLA Los Angeles Initiative director says.
Grassroots Environmental and Financial Assistance for L.A. Residents UCLA Luskin researchers find emPOWER campaign reaches areas impacted by poverty and pollution
UCLA Luskin researchers find emPOWER campaign reaches areas impacted by poverty and pollution
Anheier on German Economic and Social Reform
Reversing economic inequality and declining social mobility are key objectives for government.
Yaroslavsky Gives Historical Perspective on City Hall Corruption Case
Arrest of Los Angeles City Council member José Huizar reveals details of alleged “pay-to-play” scheme.
Stoll Comments on How Housing Crisis Affects Black Californians
Gentrification and displacement push Black households into older, formerly predominantly white suburbs, but they are not the high-opportunity enclaves of the past.
Villasenor on Pooling Teaching Resources During COVID-19
Collaboration among campuses would fill virtual seats and save money, he argues.
8th Annual Trivia Night Is a Battle of Bits
Trivia contest goes virtual, drawing about 250 competitors, including 119 alumni.
Yaroslavsky Seminar Becomes Crash Course in L.A. Crisis Management
UCLA Luskin public policy course shifts to analyze COVID-19 response in real-time
Manville Predicts Return to Pre-Pandemic Traffic as L.A. Reopens
Congestion is likely to return as the region ramps back up and eases stay-at-home orders.
