Join the Asia Society Southern California Center for a discussion exploring the recent executive orders banning TikTok and WeChat from the perspectives of constitutional law, data privacy, cyber security, and the US-China competition for technological dominance.
The Luskin MPP Spotlight will showcase an overview of the Institute and a discussion on their current projects/fellowships, followed up with a Q&A.
Overview of the doctoral program, as well as the combined MSW/PhD program, and introduce Social Welfare faculty, current doctoral students and staff.
Interested in community driven approaches to social justice? Concerned about the future of cities in the face of climate change? Have you ever wanted to end the affordable housing crisis? Do you just really like trains (and equitable access to public transportation)? Come learn about the Master of Urban and Regional Planning Program and the […]
Join us for an invitation-only conversation with the former NBA star and Golden State Warriors coach, who is deeply committed to social justice.
This virtual event through Oct. 8 is your one-stop-shop for activities, resources and events introducing you to UCLA and the School of Public Affairs.
This info-session will provide a comprehensive review of UCLA's Master of Public Policy program for first-generation graduate applicants.
The inaugural public event of the Sawyer Seminar on Sanctuary Spaces: Reworlding Humanism traces the histories and futures of abolition on stolen land.
The Child and Family Well-being AoC invites you to join us for a panel on the ins-and-outs of telehealth therapy. Our esteemed panelists will share their experiences and insights working […]
The purpose of this session is to explore disability inclusiveness, accessibility, campus climate, and share ideas and resources, identify existing challenges and barriers, and form a basic understanding that works towards a more disability inclusive future. I seek to deepen our conversation on the intersection of disability identities with particular attention to (1) how ableism […]
