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  • Vote16USA educates the public about the benefits of lowering the voting age to 16 and mobilizes young voters to make their voices heard.

    Vote16USA National Convening 2025

    3250N Public Affairs Los Angeles, CA, United States

    Vote16USA National Convening on August 5–6 — a two-day gathering of youth leaders, educators, and advocates advancing the movement to lower the voting age to 16.

  • Luskin School of Public Affairs Undergraduate Program Open House

    3383 Public Affairs Building 3383 Public Affairs Building, 3rd Floor Commons Rooftop, Los Angeles, United States

    The UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs faculty and staff invite you to attend the Public Affairs Undergraduate Program Open House to learn how the Public Affairs major aligns with your interests.

  • Luskin Grill & Chill

    UCLA Dickson Court North 365 Portola Plaza, Los Angeles, United States

    Incoming and returning students, current and emeriti faculty, staff and alumni from all departments are invited to this exclusive event for the UCLA Luskin Community.

  • UCLA Volunteer Day – Saturday, September 27

    Mark your calendars! This year’s UCLA Volunteer Day is a wonderful opportunity for Luskin alumni, faculty, staff,  and current students to come together, give back, and make a difference in […]

  • UCLA Public Affairs Building at Dusk

    Social Welfare PhD Info-Session #1

    Zoom

    Learn more about UCLA Luskin's doctoral program in Social Welfare. This info-session will be conducted remotely from 6PM - 7:30PM PST on October 1st, 2025. Please join us to learn more about the doctoral program with UCLA Luskin Social Welfare. This event will include an overview of the program from its current Chair, Dr. Laura […]

  • Is Bipartisanship Dead?

    This program will feature experienced policymakers and political analysts who have witnessed first-hand the challenges and opportunities of governing across party lines.