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Luka Marks stands with Nancy Pelosi and group of women at Feminist Majority Foundation|Luka Marks Stands in front of wall holding up a poster that says Ms. This is what democracy looks like.

Summer Spotlight: Luka Marks Champions Reproductive Justice at the Feminist Majority Foundation

MPP student's internship "reinforced my desire to advocate for feminist causes ... so that all women have a voice in shaping their own futures"

Better late than never: Aikman, Huerta, Rease-Miles and Newman are just a few of the scores of Bruins who have come back to finish what they started.|

The Bruins Who Come Back: Álvaro Huerta

He left UCLA for activism, then returned to complete his degree — launching a career in teaching and advocacy

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Supporting Democracy, Coexistence, and Cultural Identity in Israeli Education

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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.

A headshot of a young man overlay a photo of cars driving on a highway. Alejandra Rios Gutierrez is a MURP graduate who received an award from the American Planners Association for her capstone project on transportation equality.|Alejandra Rios Gutiérrez MURP ’24 smiles at the camera as a professional headshot. She is honored for Award-Winning Research on Transportation Equity in the San Fernando Valley||A headshot of a young man overlay a photo of cars driving on a highway. Alejandra Rios Gutierrez is a MURP graduate who received an award from the American Planners Association for her capstone project on transportation equality.

APA Honors Urban and Regional Planning Alumna for Transportation Equity Research

The award-winning capstone project sheds light on the toll of extreme commutes on low-income communities in the San Fernando Valley.

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Regents’ Lecturer Sees Unity of Purpose Among Planners and Artists

a blue line shows route of proposed 210 freeway passing closer to the Rose Bowl than it was actually built

Inequality and California Freeways: A Visual Journey

Story map opens a window into the disproportionate impact on people of color of freeway routing near the Rose Bowl

Ijeoma Opara of the Yale School of Public Health delivers a UCLA Luskin Lecture at the California NanoSystems Institute. Photo by Mary Braswell

Tapping Into the Inner Strength of Black Girls

Empowering children instead of focusing on their struggles will lead to healthier choices, says Luskin Lecturer Ijeoma Opara

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Capstone Projects Tackle Complex Social Issues

Clients explore tough policy decisions with help from graduating UCLA Luskin students, including those in Urban Planning

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