B.A. in Public Affairs 2020 Open House
Virtual CA, United StatesStudents interested in leadership and social change are encouraged to attend this information session to learn more about the B.A. in Public Affairs.
Events for May 9 - Apr 23
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School of Public Affairs
Civic Space in LA
Virtual CA, United StatesA discussion of the past, present, and future of LA's civic spaces, including equitable solutions for a healthy city in which all can thrive.
Luskin Launch Event With Steve Kerr
Virtual CA, United StatesJoin us for an invitation-only conversation with the former NBA star and Golden State Warriors coach, who is deeply committed to social justice.
Pep Rally and Resource Guide
Virtual CA, United StatesThis virtual event through Oct. 8 is your one-stop-shop for activities, resources and events introducing you to UCLA and the School of Public Affairs.
Abolition on Stolen Land
The inaugural public event of the Sawyer Seminar on Sanctuary Spaces: Reworlding Humanism traces the histories and futures of abolition on stolen land.
COVID-19 and the Renter Crisis
Hear the surprising results of a Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies housing survey of 1,000 L.A. County tenants.
Brunch and Props
ZoomJoin the info session with Californians for a Responsible Budget and California Calls to learn about their work on Props 15, 17, 20 and 25 on the November ballot!
UCLA Arrowhead Series: Black Mobility
"How Can We Do Better? Limits on Black Mobility in Transportation" will feature two presentations and a panel discussion on the barriers and strategies for racial equity and justice in efforts to increase physical activity.
$79
Voices of Dissent
Virtual CA, United StatesPolitical experts Steve Schmidt and Sarah Longwell will discuss what it's like to believe in and promote a conservative agenda in America even when you can't bring yourself to support Donald Trump as president.
Policy Forums: The Third Presidential Debate
ZoomJoin Dean Gary Segura, Sonja Diaz of the Latino Policy and Politics Initiative, Public Policy Professor Mark Peterson and Chad Dunn of the UCLA Voting Rights Project for a post-debate conversation.
