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Ron Avi Astor Receives AERA Research Award in Human Development

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The Facts on School Violence: Q&A with UCLA Luskin’s Ron Avi Astor

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Q&A with Maleeyah Frazier: Youth Activist and a Voice for Black Students

Public Affairs major discusses education justice and dismantling the school-to-prison pipeline.

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Look What These Students Have Gone Through

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Violence, Aggression Against Educators Grew Post-Pandemic, Study Finds

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Astor Receives 2023 School Mental Health Research Award

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Astor on Schools’ Role in Preventing Bullying, Suicide

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Making Sense of School Safety News, Good and Bad

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Solace Found in Data on School Violence

“Overall, on a day-to-day basis for most students, American schools are safer than they’ve been for many decades,” says Ron Avi Astor

Steep Decline in Day-to-Day School Violence

UCLA study of more than 6 million students during an 18-year period finds welcome school safety news amid outburst of mass shootings

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