In this lecture, the environmental policy and planning expert at UC Irvine will explore why it is crucial to understand how climate disasters amplify existing inequalities.
How can Los Angeles effectively and equitably adapt to a changing climate? Join us to explore the County's people-centered vision to make our communities healthier, economically stronger and better prepared for the future.
UCLA Luskin graduate students looking for internships and full-time positions are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to network with potential future employers.
The NYU professor of environmental studies and philosophy is an expert on the complex relationships between environmental and animal protection, especially food and conservation.
Zev Yaroslavsky will unveil the results of the seventh annual Quality of Life Index. Then, Jim Newton will interview former governors Gray Davis and Pete Wilson on "The State of California."
The Yale professor integrates satellite remote sensing analysis into her examinations of how urban expansion affects the planet and its environment.
The scholar known as the father of environmental justice will focus on empowering vulnerable populations in the U.S. and ensuring that climate change mitigation is fair and equitable.
During a series of afternoon presentations, former students, colleagues and friends will reflect on the impact of the late professor as a teacher and mentor, plus his legacy as a planning and transportation scholar.
Dolores Hayden, a renowned scholar of the American urban landscape, is the keynote speaker on the closing day of Urban Planning's celebration of "50 Years of Scholarship to Solutions."
Please join us for a reception celebrating Jorja Leap's new book, "Entry Lessons: The Stories of Women Fighting for Their Place, Their Children, and Their Futures After Incarceration."
