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.
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Entries by Stan Paul
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.
Tilly Co-Authors New Report on Future of Retail
Researchers predict more worker surveillance and more displacement of small businesses over time.
CNK Documents Racial Inequalities Among Homeowners Due to Pandemic
New UCLA study estimates that 8% of American homeowners have been unable to pay their mortgage on time during the health crisis.
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.
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.
