Another Win for the UCLA Voting Rights Project
The research and advocacy team won its third legal case this academic year by defending the California motor voter system.
Author Archive for: zday
Entries by Zoe Day
Tilly Outlines Pathways for Retail Sector Improvement
He debunks common myths about the “retail apocalypse” in a chapter he co-authored for “Creating Good Jobs: An Industry-Based Strategy.”
Park Service Highlights Center for Innovation’s Research
A survey of trail users finds that visitors desire facility improvements in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area.
Manville Responds to Critique of Congestion Pricing
He joins a panel of transportation experts weighing potential solutions to the issue of traffic in Boston.
Park Links Heat to Test Performance in Classrooms
New research indicates that heat and pollution may inhibit student learning and performance in classrooms.
We Are More United Than Separate, Leap Says
As co-founder of the Watts Leadership Institute, Leap works to shatter gang stereotypes and provide the resources to strengthen communities.
Matute Stresses Tactical Urbanism in Bus Transit Projects
Transportation experts recommend introducing temporary pilot bus lanes before launching costly street redesign projects.
Akee Addresses Lack of Diversity in Economics
This year’s American Economic Association conference reflects increased pressure to improve racial and gender diversity within the profession.
Loukaitou-Sideris on Strategies to Ease Sidewalk Congestion
Urban planning and design are critical to ensuring that sidewalks are able to accommodate scooters, bikes and pedestrians.
Manville Speaks to Inevitability of Congestion Pricing
The strategy is the only way to effectively combat the worsening traffic problem in California, he says.
