Eviction Prevention and Rent Relief: Learning From the Pandemic
ZoomA conversation about the successes and failures of California’s response to the threat of evictions and housing instability. What worked, and what didn’t? How can we do better?
Events for May 9 - Apr 23
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Property, Personhood and Police: Counter-Mapping Nuisance
This event will explore how the policing of nuisance has become a tool for neighborhood gentrification and racial banishment — and how organizing is instrumental to resisting these practices.
Franklin D. Gilliam, Jr. Chair in Social Justice
Public Affairs Building, Luskin Commons 337 Charles E. Young Drive, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesInvite-only event will celebrate a new endowed chair recognizing a faculty member's contributions to social justice and equity in the United States and around the world.
Rescheduled: Race, Gender and Financialization in the U.S. Virgin Islands
A book talk with "Virgin Capital" author Tami Navarro focusing on neoliberal "development" regimes grounded in hierarchies of race, gender, class and geopolitical positioning.
UCLA Screening of ‘Welcome to Chechnya’
Join the Gay Sexuality and Social Policy Initiative for an in-person screening and discussion of this documentary on activists combating an anti-LGBTQ torture campaign.
Native American Heritage Speaker Series
Virtual CA, United StatesJoin Indigenous scholars on the UCLA faculty for an overview of their current research and a dialogue about the experiences of Native Americans in higher education.
2022 Winter Quarter Begins
Winter quarter officially begins at UCLA, with class instruction under way.
Partnership Models for Increasing Park Access
Virtual CA, United StatesThis event will delve into the importance of partnership models to advance park equity in the L.A. region, including examining the recently opened Golden Age Park.
Advancing Criminal Justice Reform Through a 21st Century Latinx Lens
Virtual CA, United StatesThis virtual gathering will touch on a wide spectrum of criminal justice experiences from a Latinx lens and identify opportunities in 2022 to build power and advance necessary reforms.
The Failure of American Housing and the Rise of Tenant Power
ZoomNYU professor Andrew Ross and housing activist Theo Henderson will discuss Ross' new book and the housing crisis bringing trauma, poverty and nihilism to America’s suburbs and rural areas.
