Luskin MPP Spotlight: Institute on Inequality & Democracy
The Luskin MPP Spotlight will showcase an overview of the Institute and a discussion on their current projects/fellowships, followed up with a Q&A.
Events for Apr 25 - May 19
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Diversity
UCLA Luskin Social Welfare PhD Virtual Information Session
Overview of the doctoral program, as well as the combined MSW/PhD program, and introduce Social Welfare faculty, current doctoral students and staff.
MPP Diversity Summit: Amplifying Intersectional Voices & Ideas
This is an opportunity to hear about UCLA MPP alumni and attend public policy webinar sessions on different topics from diverse lenses.
UCLA MSW Admissions and Recruitment Diversity Fair: Embracing Diverse Voices and Experiences
Full Schedule TBA: Interested in UCLA but not sure how to navigate the application process? Learn more about our Master of Social Welfare program where we provide tools and tips […]
Native American Heritage Month Series
Katie Johnston-Goodstar of the University of Minnesota discusses youth development and assimilation in the Native American community.
Analyzing the Latino Vote in the 2020 Elections
Virtual CA, United StatesA conversation about the impact of the record Latino voter turnout on key races, particularly in the presidential battleground states, and what it means for future elections.
Perloff Lecture: New Routes to Equity
Regan Patterson of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation will highlight transportation challenges in the Black community and discuss prospects for equity from emerging technologies.
Perloff Lecture: Human-Powered Mobility and Just Transition
What role can bicycling play in healing the intersecting harms of racial and climate injustice?
Perloff Lecture: Safe for Whom?
While cyclists and pedestrians are vulnerable road users and face significant safety threats, environmental conditions in historically marginalized communities compound such vulnerability for people of color.
Wachs Distinguished Lecture: Policing the Open Road
“Policing the Open Road” is a thought-provoking look at how the automobile fundamentally changed the nature of police work, and thus the conception of freedom and mobility, in the United States.
