Luskin Summit: Immigrant Mobilization
Amid anti-immigrant sentiment that continues to reverberate throughout our society, what does community mobilization mean in the Trump era?
Events for May 29 - May 9
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Refusing Austerity in Higher Education: A How-To Webinar
A discussion of alternatives for the financing of public higher education, both during and after the COVID-19 crisis.
Luskin Summit: Environmental Investment Opportunities
The economic stimulus packages passed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic present opportunities to invest in environmental sustainability-related initiatives.
UCLA Luskin Virtual Trivia Bowl
UCLA Luskin brings you Virtual Trivia Bowl while you are staying safer at home, and it's 100% free for teams or individual contestants.
Critical Role of Workers in Rebuilding the Economy
OnlineJoin the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Initiative for a webinar on the outsized role of workers in COVID-19 relief and recovery efforts.
Public Affairs Internship Matching Day
ZoomThe Luskin Undergraduate Program invites our rising seniors majoring in Public Affairs to a remote internship matching event! During the event, Public Affairs undergraduate staff and faculty will discuss the Public Affairs 187 course, interning and professional development in the time of COVID-19, and will reveal all of the organization-student matches that are confirmed! RSVP […]
Last Day of Spring 2020 Classes
Instruction ends for the spring 2020 quarter at UCLA.
Luskin Summit: Global Data on Domestic Violence
UCLA’s Global Lab for Research in Action hosts experts on emerging trends and data for a discussion of domestic abuse during shelter-in-place orders.
Luskin Summit: Bold Vision 2028
Leaders of Los Angeles' philanthropic community discuss how the 2028 Olympic Games can address challenges faced by the region's disadvantaged populations.
Ask the Experts about Social Movements and Activism
The Luskin Undergraduate program invites you to an opportunity for dialogue with Luskin experts on activism, social movements, and participatory democracy. Four scholars in this area, Veronica Herrera, May Lin, Amy Ritterbusch, and Karen Umemoto, have graciously agreed to give their time to an informal event for you to ask them questions about the current […]
