UCLA Arrowhead Series: Money for Transit
Transit’s finances have been temporarily boosted by a series of state and federal actions. But what happens after agencies exhaust these one-time infusions of funds?
Events for Oct 23 - Sep 1
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School of Public Affairs
Career Paths Speaker Series: Sandeep Prasanna
ZoomSandeep Prasanna JD/MPP '15 is an investigative counsel in the U.S. House of Representatives who has served in several federal government roles focusing on national security.
UCLA Arrowhead Series: Transit for People
Public transit's mission as a provider of social service includes addressing societal problems like homelessness, enhancing passenger safety and ensuring that fares are not a barrier to meeting mobility needs.
UCLA Arrowhead Series: Transit Now
Operator stories focus on implementing changes to regain ridership.
Public Affairs Major Information Session #1
ZoomMajor requirements, application eligibility criteria and other opportunities for undergraduate students.
UCLA Arrowhead Series: Transit’s Future
Hear the results from two approaches to exploring the future of public transit and public mobility: the UC ITS Resilient and Innovative Mobility Initiative and UCLA ITS work on the California 100 project.
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?
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.
