Study: L.A. County Must Reform Youth Probation Camp System
Social Welfare professor Jorja Leap and Children’s Defense Fund researcher Michelle Newell report a set of policy recommendations
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Alum Takes a Second Look at Poverty in California
Public Policy grad Matt Levin presents research on poverty at UCLA Luskin
UCLA Luskin HomeWalk Team Raises Over $12,000
School is top university fund-raiser to help end homelessness for second straight year
Alumni Leaders: Dr. Ira Arthell Neigbors
Social Welfare alum honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
Latest Issue Of Access Magazine Now Available
The latest issue of Access Magazine is now available online. You can view and download the issue here, or click on the titles below to be taken directly to each article. In This Issue: Going Mental: Everyday Travel and the Cognitive Map Andrew Mondschein, Evelyn Blumenberg, and Brian D. Taylor Driving Down Diesel Emissions Robert Harley […]
Lecture Recap: Measuring the Economic Impact of Street Improvements in New York City
Eric Lee, the president of management consulting firm Bennett Midland LLC, visited the Lewis Center this week to present his firm’s innovative work regarding the economic impacts of reallocation of street space in New York City for dedicated bikeways, pedestrian improvements, and bus lanes. Mr. Lee first set the stage by showing pictures of the […]
The Demise of Ownership: Digital Content in the Age of Licensing
The UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation hosted a panel discussion on November 5, exploring the concept of content ownership in the digital age. This second event of the Public Policy for Innovation in the Digital Age series featured representatives from the Digital Media Association (DiMA), Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP (MS&K), the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), […]
Complete Streets Initiative Manager Madeline Brozen Participates in UCLA’s GIS Day 2013 Program
Madeline Brozen, Manager of the Lewis Center’s Complete Streets Iniative, delivered a presentation entitled Bicycle Count Data Clearinghouse at UCLA’s GIS Day 2013 program at the Charles E. Young Research Library on Wednesday, November 20. The program also featured the following presentations: Looking for Asokan Edicts with GIS – Thomas Gillespie; A Map for the Future: Measuring […]
2013 Lake Arrowhead Symposium Focused on Smart Technologies, Smart Policies
On Sunday, October 20, policymakers and thought leaders from around the country convened in Lake Arrowhead, CA for a three-day symposium on the relationship between technology, data, transportation and land use planning, and the environment. The event, entitled Smart Technologies, Smart Policies is the 23rd annual installment in a series of relatively intimate, carefully curated […]
Magazine Highlights Kleiman’s work on pot laws
The New Yorker profiles the Public Policy professor and the debate over legalized marijuana in Washington state