Drawing upon his more than 30 years of work in global conflict, U.S. Ambassador Rick Barton will discuss a transformative approach to military intervention as a tool for pursuing peace.
UCLA Luskin faculty, staff and alumni will join family members in celebrating the Class of 2019 at the ceremony in Royce Hall.
Associate Professor Chris Zepeda-Millan of Public Policy & Chicano/a Studies will discuss his research on immigration policy and social movements.
Assistant Professor Emily Weisburst of Public Policy will discuss her existing research on criminal justice policy.
The Urban Planning Lecture Series features author Mark Carey in a lecture titled, "Toward Glacier and Iceberg Justice — We Need New Stories of Ice."
The Institute on Inequality and Democracy hosts "The Right to Remain: Learning from Housing Justice Praxis in Vancouver," featuring housing justice scholars and activists from Vancouver and Los Angeles.
UCLA Luskin faculty, staff and alumni will join family and friends of the Class of 2020 during a celebration taking place online as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
This student-organized event for international students will present an opportunity to ask questions about living in Los Angeles and studying at UCLA.
Come learn about Global Public Affairs @ Luskin, and our many opportunities for students to get involved! This introductory event will provide students with an overview of Global Public Affairs @ Luskin and our different program offerings for students: 1) Certificate in Global Public Affairs - learn how by taking just 3 classes you can get a […]
A discussion led by Didier Fassin, whose research on police work in poor neighborhoods on the outskirts of Paris continues to echo in the public sphere.
