Brozen on Increase in L.A.’s Unhoused Living in Vehicles
People living in cars, vans and RVs are not as visible to the public so receive less attention from policymakers and in public discussion.
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Entries by Stan Paul
Leap Comments on Violent Arrest
Incident at L.A.’s Nickerson Gardens reveals a longstanding mistrust of policing and threatens the “delicate fabric” of reform efforts.
Kaplan on Men’s Mental Health and Suicide
Podcast explores the “unspoken subject” of suicide rates among men in the United States.
Tilly on the Struggle to Fill Jobs in the U.S.
Pay and adequate working hours are big concerns for employees in many sectors.
Millard-Ball on Who Deserves Carbon Credits
California-based company seeks to retain credits for its vehicle chargers.
Study Finds Marginalization of Black and Latino Youth by Gun Violence Prevention Groups
UCLA researchers look at discrimination experienced by young Black and Latino organizers working with large, national gun violence prevention organizations.
Loya’s Research on Mortgage Disparities Bolstered by New LPPI Study
Grants will support research efforts aimed at improving the well-being of the country’s Latino population.
Joe Nunn, at the Heart of Social Work Education UCLA Luskin professor emeritus reflects on what has changed during his six decades in the profession and its teaching — and what’s still in progress
Professor emeritus reflects on what has changed during his six decades in the profession and its teaching — and what’s still in progress.
UCLA Study Highlights How Alcohol Use Contributes to Firearm-Involved Suicide
The first study of its kind finds an increasing relationship between alcohol use and firearm-involved suicides — up to a point of extreme intoxication.
How Weather Woes Led Jack Rothman to UCLA Emeritus professor, now 96, tells why he relocated his pioneering academic research on community organizing to sunny California in the 1980s
Emeritus professor recalls move from chilly Midwest to sunny California and UCLA in the 1980s.
