Book Talk with Andrew Ross
UCLA Bunche Hall 315 Portola Plaza, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesJoin the Institute on Inequality and Democracy for a book talk with Andrew Ross and celebrate the release of Stone Men: The Palestinians Who Built Israel
Events for May 30 - Apr 24
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A Generation of LA Leaders: Celebrating 30 Years of the Lewis Center
Former and current directors will discuss how LA has changed, how it hasn’t and what they see for the next generation.
InterActions LA 2020
The California Endowment 1000 N. Alameda St., Los Angeles, CA, United StatesInterActionsLA will feature an online approach in which participants exchange ideas and engage on solutions to advance mobility justice for women, girls and everyone.
$25$45
Luskin Summit 2020
Registration is now open for our second research-informed, cross-sector conversation about major issues facing the Los Angeles region.
Luskin Summit: Session 2
Join longtime Los Angeles political stalwart Zev Yaroslavsky as he reveals the results of the fifth annual Quality of Life Index, which annually polls a cross-section of Los Angeles County residents on […]
Luskin Summit: Session 3
This webinar focuses on opioid users and how social welfare programs and policies may be leveraged to promote health equity during these unprecedented times.
Luskin Summit: Session 4
In conversation with Assistant Professor Kian Goh of UCLA Luskin Urban Planning, author Geoff Manaugh will discuss his forthcoming book on the history and future of quarantine.
Luskin Summit: Session 5
Representatives from the Voting Rights Project and the Latino Policy and Politics Initiative at UCLA Luskin will talk about the importance of vote-by-mail programs during the November general election.
Luskin Summit: Session 6
Panelists on the frontlines will discuss the new normal of schooling and supporting our students, teachers, and parents in a COVID19 reality
Luskin Summit: Affordable Housing
Panelists will talk about housing in the era of coronavirus and how today’s challenges might shape future policy.
