Lens on Governor’s Struggle to Meet Housing Goals
Gov. Newsom pledged to take on California’s homelessness crisis, but many of his initiatives have stalled or failed.
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Entries by Zoe Day
Remembering Zeke Hasenfeld’s Intellectual Generosity
Colleagues, students, family and friends of the professor emeritus of social welfare gather to honor his life and work.
Ritterbusch on Breaking the Silence
She highlights the importance of sisterhood and friendship between women united in their struggles in this video excerpt from her most recent paper.
Kaplan on Infrastructure for Suicide Prevention
Community leaders and experts unite to discuss prevention strategies after spike in suicide attempts in downtown Santa Monica.
Social Workers Key to New Era of Juvenile Justice, Abrams Says
Social workers fight to restore their place in the juvenile justice system amid a wave of 21st century reforms.
Manville on Benefits of Congestion Pricing
After New York City’s approval of a congestion pricing plan to be implemented by 2021, experts consider adopting the strategy in L.A. and other major U.S. cities.
Ong Foresees Upscaling and Displacement in Crenshaw
In response to the proposed redevelopment of the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Mall, residents have united to combat gentrification.
Shell Family Endowment Supports Public Affairs Undergraduates
Scholarship fund to “support the education of future leaders in our community” is bolstered by the UCLA Chancellor’s Centennial Scholars Match Initiative.
Roy on Resegregation, Other Roots of Housing Crisis
It’s a matter of racial justice that cannot be fully remedied by the supply-side approach to shelter, she says.
‘Mountain Movers’ Marks 50th Anniversary of Asian American Studies
Karen Umemoto is co-editor of book sharing the narratives of nine student activists who fought for development of the curriculum on California campuses.
