Dean’s Message
In some ways, this issue of Luskin Forum exemplifies the power of our School as a public forum.
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UCLA Luskin Faculty Win Public Impact Research Awards The Office of Research & Creative Activities honors scholars for work that connects the campus to local and global communities
UCLA’s Office of Research & Creative Activities honors scholars for work that connects the campus to local and global communities
Latino, Asian Households Lag in Access to State Rent Assistance Program In a new report, UCLA researchers recommend extending protections against eviction
In a new report, UCLA researchers recommend extending protections against eviction and other safety net programs until unemployment rates for all racial groups fall below pre-pandemic rates.
Dean’s Message
Five years ago, I made a commitment to embrace and enhance the School’s well-established mission of helping, of doing good in the world. I believe we have kept that promise.
Wells Fargo Provides $500,000 for LPPI, CNK Research The grant to UCLA research groups will support policy solutions to benefit small business owners of color
The grant to UCLA research groups will support policy solutions to benefit small business owners of color
Gas Bill Debt Disproportionately Burdens Low-Income Neighborhoods As California’s utility shutoff ban ends, UCLA research shows where unpaid gas utility bills proliferated amid the pandemic
As California’s utility shutoff ban ends, UCLA research shows where unpaid gas utility bills proliferated amid the pandemic.
LPPI Scholar Curates Special Issue of Health Affairs Journal
Arturo Vargas Bustamante provides editorial oversight for edition focusing on immigrant health issues.
Narrower Streets in New Developments Could Help Amid Housing Crisis New research by Adam Millard-Ball of UCLA Urban Planning considers the schools, parks and other infrastructure that go unbuilt because Americans prefer wide streets
New research by Adam Millard-Ball of UCLA Urban Planning considers the schools, parks and other infrastructure that go unbuilt because Americans prefer wide streets
Unpaid Utility Bills Are Disproportionately Piling Up in L.A. Study shows 25-30% of Angelenos have unpaid energy and water bills, with debts unevenly impacting people of color
Study shows 25-30% of Angelenos have unpaid energy and water bills, with debts unevenly impacting people of color
State Risks Falling Short of Carbon Reduction Benchmarks Unless It Puts Equity First
Research shows that low-income communities hit hardest by pollution have been largely left behind in the green transition.
