UCLA Arrowhead Series: Transit’s Path to Recovery
Transit thrives on density, but the pandemic has upended that idea with density as the antithesis of public health measures to control the spread of COVID-19.
$79
Events for Jan 24 - Feb 16
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How Will Media Influence the Election?
Virtual CA, United StatesJoin UCLA Professor Lynn Vavreck as she speaks with moderator Dan Schnur to analyze how candidates are using media sources to replace traditional in-person canvassing, organizing and rallies.
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Capstone Information Session
ZoomAt this mandatory information session*, the Capstone Advisor will discuss the experiential learning capstone prerequisites, the internship site matching process, and the capstone internship, course and seminar. *Please note that […]
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UCLA Arrowhead Series: Outreach to Co-Powerment
An introduction to co-powerment models for public engagement, including dignity-infused engagement.
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Career Paths Speaker Series: Aaron Ordower
ZoomAaron is an urban policymaker dedicated to finding solutions to the climate crisis and expanding access to affordable housing. He has worked for a dozen years on program and policy […]
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UCLA Arrowhead Series: Advancing Equity
This session will feature examples from agencies that have a track record of equity programs, projects, and actions that we should showcase.
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MPP Faculty Spotlight: Professor Christensen
Learn about Professor Christensen's past and current research projects and classes he teaches in international affairs policy.
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UCLA Master of Public Policy Admissions Webinar (Int. Students Only)
This info-session will provide a comprehensive review of UCLA's Master of Public Policy program for international students only.
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UCLA Arrowhead Series: Environmental Justice and Climate Action
A fireside chat with three speakers sharing their perspectives on advancing environmental justice and climate action during coronavirus recovery.
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Confronting Anti-Black Racism in the Academy
How can colleagues and students support one another — as Black and non-Black allies — to combat racism in academia?
