Here are photos, presentations and videos from our May 31st event What Climate Change Means for LA: Likely Impacts and Proactive Policies Images View photos from the event here Presentations What Climate Change Means for LA by Alex Hall Improving Resiliency to Climate Change: Targeting Disadvantaged Communities by J.R. DeShazo Videos Cara Horowitz JR DeShazo Jonathan Parfrey Effectively Communicating […]
Urban Planning professor entertains packed house & signs copies of her new book.
J.R. DeShazo presented results of the Luskin Center study Moving Towards Resiliency at a port terminal workshop organized by the Aquamarine Institute in partnership with the Port of Long Beach and the Port of Los Angeles (the Ports). The study provides a foundation to advance energy efficiency and clean energy generation, with the workshop serving as a roadmap for collaboration between the two Ports, their electric utilities and […]
Urban Planning professor speaks about her widely acclaimed new title: “The Scramble for the Amazon and the Lost Paradise of Euclides da Cunha”
There are currently three students earning dual UCLA Luskin degrees & others who earn dual degrees within Luskin & other UCLA depts.
Annual newsletter focuses on the changes and innovations of the Luskin Center
Three Urban Planning students – Chelsea Richer, Benton Heimsath & Carole Turley – are receive transportation awards
President & CEO of Weingart Foundation will be the keynote speaker for UCLA Luskin on June 14, 2013
Public Policy student Asma Men recently went to Seattle to participate in an elite panel. This is her first person account of the adventure. “What do you think about being on a panel for an upcoming Asian and Pacific Islander symposium in Seattle?” asked Professor Paul Ong from UCLA Luskin’s Urban Planning Department. I wanted […]
By Ramin RajaiiUCLA Luskin Student Writer Charisma Acey MPP ’98 UP Ph.D. ’09 has been hard at work putting her knowledge to the test. After being one of the first people to graduate from UCLA’s public policy program, Acey was posted to Zimbabwe as part of Catholic Relief Services, an official international humanitarian agency in the U.S. […]