
Kaplan on the Social Media Ban for Minors in Florida
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Florida’s HB3 law restricting social media use for children under 14 raises questions about online safety.

How DemocraShe Builds Civic Engagement for All
UCLA Luskin alumna Sarah Jakle is reshaping civic leadership by centering emotional resilience, democratic participation, and women’s empowerment.

Yaroslavsky on Rob Reiner’s Legacy of Progressive Advocacy
The slain director had championed causes including same-sex marriage, environmental conservation, and early childhood education.

How Rising Debt and Eroding Governance Threaten Long-Term Stability in Five Countries
The Berggruen Governance Index reveals a debt-driven cycle undermining long-term stability in five African nations.

The Facts on School Violence: Q&A with UCLA Luskin’s Ron Avi Astor
The professor of social welfare and education weighs in on the state of school safety and how to create safer campuses.

The Enduring Scars of Bullying Born of Prejudice
As concerns rise about the mental health of American adolescents,…

Taylor on Why Traffic Is Getting Worse
In the post-pandemic LA region, “there’s traffic because there’s 18 and a half million people who are trying to move around along with lots of goods,” he says.

Scrutiny Grows Over Measure ULA Claims, Mike Manville Weighs In
Michael Manville shares his input on the plausibility of the numbers cited by the “mansion tax” oversight committee in their April news release.

Why Small Businesses Fail: Key Findings from the Wall Street Journal
Research by Robert Fairlie breaks down survival rates, funding gaps, and the factors that shape early-stage business success.

UCLA Luskin Faculty Win Grants to Internationalize Curriculum
Awards to Kian Goh and Lené Levy-Storms are part of UCLA's strategic goal to expand its global reach.