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SUMMARY:Pandemic's Impact on Asian American Businesses
DESCRIPTION:The coronavirus pandemic has disparately harmed communities of color\, including economically. This webinar will present findings from a recent survey conducted by the Asian Business Association. Findings highlight the impact of the pandemic and anti-Asian hate on Asian American businesses in Southern California\, their access to relief and assistance\, and their outlook for recovery. \nFeatured Experts: \n\nPaul Ong\, Research Professor & Director\, Center for Neighborhood Knowledge – UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs\nAlycia Cheng\, Project Coordinator\, UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge & Asian American Studies Center\nKaren Park\, Chair of Asian Business Association Foundation and president of TEN Advertising\n\nAbout the Experts \nPaul Ong has a doctorate in economics and a professional degree in urban planning. His research focuses on the urban spatial structure; race and economic inequality\, and urban labor market disparities. Professor Ong has served on advisory committees or as a technical advisor for numerous federal\, state\, and federal agencies\, has been an expert for civil rights cases\, and has actively partnered with community groups. \nAlycia Cheng has worked in both research and publications roles with the UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge and the UCLA Asian American Studies Center. Past projects include work in the areas of sustainability\, neighborhood change\, wealth heterogeneity among AAPIs\, and urban inequality. She is currently a PhD student studying urban planning and development at USC with a focus on immigrant and refugee communities. \nKaren Park provides leadership for the Asian Business Association Foundation which is focused on business education and training\, research\, scholarship\, and economic development for the business community. She is an experienced executive in multicultural advertising and marketing\, specializing in Asian consumers with TEN Advertising. \nSponsored by: Asian American & Pacific Islander Policy Initiative of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center\, Asian Business Association\, UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge \nFree and open to the public.\nRegister at asianambusiness-survey.eventbrite.com
URL:https://luskin.ucla.edu/event/impacts-of-the-pandemic-on-asian-american-businesses-in-southern-california
LOCATION:Virtual\, CA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Business and the Environment,Community Impact,Public Policy,Resources,School of Public Affairs
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SUMMARY:The Next Disaster under COVID-19: Mass Evictions and Homelessness
DESCRIPTION:With the eviction moratorium set to be lifted on September 30\, 2020\, about 365\,000 renter households in Los Angeles County are in imminent danger of eviction and homelessness according to a recent study from the UCLA Luskin Institute on Inequality and Democracy. \nPlease join us for a virtual public forum with housing justice researchers and community organizers to discuss the tenants’ rights crisis and what can be done to mitigate the damage to Angelenos through enforceable rights and robust protections. \nThe event will feature research findings from these 3 reports: \nUD Day: Impending Evictions and Homelessness in Los Angeles \nThis report projects a surge in evictions and homelessness that will follow the lifting of COVID-19 emergency orders. \nHotel California: Housing the Crisis \nThis report lays out a comprehensive framework for the conversion of hospitality properties into housing through the large-scale public acquisition of tourist hotels and motels. \nEconomic Impacts of the COVID-19 Crisis in Los Angeles: Identifying Renter-Vulnerable Neighborhoods \nThis study provides information to public agencies and community organizations to help them better identify neighborhoods with a high concentration of vulnerable renters\, to understand the neighborhoods’ socioeconomic and demographic characteristics\, and to design outreach programs that address the specific challenges in each place. \nSpeakers: \nGary Blasi\, UCLA Law School \nAnanya Roy\, UCLA Luskin Institute on Inequality & Democracy \nPaul Ong\, UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge \nJane Nguyen\, Ktown for All \nLeonardo Vilchis & Elizabeth Blaney\, Union de Vecinos \nJason Li & Alejandro Cortez\, Chinatown Community for Equitable Development \nModerator: Karen Umemoto\, UCLA Asian American Studies Center \nSponsored by: \nUCLA Asian American Studies Center \nUCLA Luskin Institute on Inequality and Democracy \nUCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge \nKtown for All \nUnion de Vecinos \nChinatown Community for Equitable Development \nUCLA Asian American Studies Department
URL:https://luskin.ucla.edu/event/the-next-disaster-under-covid-19-mass-evictions-and-homelessness-in-la
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:School of Public Affairs
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