Film Spotlights Students Pushed From School System
Documentary screened at UCLA seeks to change an educational system that labels students ‘dropouts.’
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Loukaitou-Sideris Comments on Making Public Transit Safer for Women
Women who live near transit stops may avoid it, even during the day, because they feel unsafe
Blumenberg on the Persistence of Driving
In Philadelphia, many lower-income commuters prefer cars over public transit, a trend seen nationwide.
UCLA Luskin Master of Social Welfare Receives Top Ranking
The program to train social welfare scholars and practitioners is recognized as No. 1 in California for 2019-20 by HumanServicesEdu.org.
Leap Weighs In on Trump’s Portrayal of MS-13
The street gang is far more menacing in Central America than in the United States, she says.
5 Luskin Alumni Are Among New Senior Fellows They join other professionals as mentors for graduate students
They join other professionals in careers associated with the School’s academic programs who mentor graduate students.
Alumni Accolades Career changes and other updates from the alumni of UCLA Luskin
Career changes and other updates from the alumni of UCLA Luskin
Orfield Weighs In on Persisting School Segregation
Civil rights requirements have fallen away and ‘the problem isn’t curing itself,’ he says.
Lens on Housing Reform in Minneapolis
Change in zoning laws is a necessary move to address inequities, he said, calling it ‘Minnesota nice.’
Wachs on the Nation’s Crumbling Infrastructure
Repairs and modernization are needed to raise a D+ grade, he says.
