NYU professor Andrew Ross and housing activist Theo Henderson will discuss Ross' new book and the housing crisis bringing trauma, poverty and nihilism to America’s suburbs and rural areas.
This virtual gathering will touch on a wide spectrum of criminal justice experiences from a Latinx lens and identify opportunities in 2022 to build power and advance necessary reforms.
Join the Lewis Center for a book talk with Alex Bitterman and Daniel B. Hess, editors of a new book examining the significance of gay neighborhoods, or “gayborhoods.”
This Regents Lecture featuring Judy Heumann, an author and advocate for the rights of disabled people, will focus on coalition-building and adopting an intersectional approach to policymaking.
The policy discussion series continues with an online session about restrictive voting efforts in 47 states, particularly attempts to stifle the voting rights of communities of color in Arizona, Georgia and Texas.
UCLA Luskin joins the Los Angeles World Affairs Council and Town Hall for a series of events with major candidates in the upcoming L.A. mayoral election, starting with Joe Buscaino of the L.A. City Council.
The discussion series continues with a session focusing on policy inspiration from abroad to deal with California's housing crisis.
A celebration of Golden Age Park, the city's first intergenerational park informed by UCLA Luskin research.
Register to view the film in advance, then join a moderated discussion with the producer and art director of the award-winning documentary film.
Exploring how grassroots climate justice activists in cities around the world fight back against unjust plans, build power among their constituents, and propose alternatives for a climate-just future.
