Visiting educators share childhood experiences that led them to their line of work, along with their takeaways from the weeklong exchange hosted by UCLA. Photos by Toleen Salem
At UCLA, a Week of ‘Building Peace Through Education’ Research exchange brings together Jewish, Muslim and Druze educators from across Israeli society
Research exchange brings together Jewish, Muslim and Druze educators from across Israeli society.
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The Facts on Free and Fair Elections: A Q&A With Gary Segura The UCLA Luskin political scientist weighs in on the changing landscape of voting rights and how the public can prepare for this election season
The UCLA Luskin political scientist weighs in on the changing landscape of voting rights and how the public can prepare for this election season.
Former U.S. Sen. Laphonza Butler, right, in dialogue with Health Net vice president Alissa Ko, a member of the UCLA Luskin Board of Advisors. Photo by Michael Troxell
Hope Is Hard Work: Laphonza Butler Delivered Call to Action on Building Power From the Ground Up At the annual Luskin Summit, the former U.S. senator joined 400 scholars, students, and leaders in search for lasting equity and well-being
At the annual Luskin Summit, the former U.S. senator joined 400 scholars, students, and leaders in search for lasting equity and well-being.
From School Social Worker to Founder: Emily Dillon MSW ’16 on Transforming Mental Health Care
MSW alumna Emily Dillon shares how she built a purpose-driven therapy practice while redefining success, healing, and sustainable social work.
Manville on the Unintended Consequences of Los Angeles’ ‘Mansion Tax’
Mike Manville argues that effective housing policy depends on thoughtful tax design and increasing the housing supply.
