The seventh annual summit will provide research and policy guidance focused on equitable recovery and resilience following Los Angeles' devastating wildfires.
Join James Suazo to learn about different approaches to social change, direct action/community organizing, and power building ecosystems.
The fair will bring employers together with graduate and undergraduate students pursuing careers and internships in the fields of public affairs, public policy, urban planning and social welfare.
Students interested in a career in strategic communications, public affairs, and advocacy can learn from the Principal and Senior Advisors of JCI Worldwide, a leader in communications, advocacy, and public affairs.
MSW students can learn about the process and timeline of licensure in CA, along with requirements and additional tips from NASW-CA Executive Director Kimberly Warmsley.
President Rudy Ortega Jr. and tribal leaders will join UCLA Luskin students to discuss tribal governance, sovereignty, and California policy in a special classroom event.
Join us on April 28th for a Martin Wachs Distinguished Lecture and Luskin Lecture with Robert Hampshire on zero fatalities , zero pollution, and zero disparities.
Aligning with the upcoming Second World Summit for Social Development in 2025, IYC11 focuses on youth-led solutions for social development, policy inclusion, and global collaboration.
Naomi Klein will deliver the 3rd Annual Distinguished Lecture in Ideas and Organizing.
In hosting mega events such as the Olympics and Paralympics or World Cup, cities face the challenge of balancing the immediate needs of these global exhibitions with their local, long-term planning goals. The May 19 forum will focus on maximizing public benefits from major global events in Los Angeles.
