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Street sign that says "Watts" in the South Los Angeles neighborhood.

Watts, Grief, and A Memorial Disrupted

The police response at Mama Curtis’ memorial underscores how fragile community–law enforcement relationships remain in Watts

Dorothy Faye Pirtle (right) with Terri Kashima of K&K Ranch at a local farmers market.

Dorothy Faye Pirtle blends public policy and culinary arts to increase food access

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MPP/MD Student Wins Health Equity Challenge

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Leap Weighs In on COVID, Crime in Watts

L.A. evictions

Ong on L.A.’s ‘Web of Urban Inequality’

African American Studies Chair Marcus Hunter at event organized by UCLA Luskin's Black Caucus and Social Welfare Diversity Committee

Looking at the Life and Legacy of Nipsey Hussle

“By and large, these areas have not gotten better; in some instances, they have actually gotten worse,” said Paul Ong, director of the UCLA Center for

Disadvantages Persist in Neighborhoods Impacted by 1992 L.A. Riots

Little economic progress is found in areas most impacted 25 years ago by civil uprisings, UCLA Luskin researchers report

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