Urban heat has severe impacts in areas once neglected through redlining. LA is taking action, but more needs to be done for heat resilience. UCLA can help guide cooling efforts to address past and future injustices.
Join our partner the Los Angeles Business Council for an event focused on how to achieve Los Angeles' Housing Element goals, how to scale solutions to prevent the proliferation of […]
Join us for a convening of leaders hosted by our partners at the Los Angeles Business Council and USC. This year's Sustainability Summit will address our clean energy future, revitalizing […]
All UCLA graduate students interested in environmental justice, sustainability, and resilience are invited to a free, cross-campus networking reception. Learn about environmental organizations, student funding opportunities, jobs, internships, and other […]
Our panel will feature accomplished alumnae who have blazed trails in the sustainability arena. Their experience, expertise, and success stories will inspire and empower fellow alumnae, current students, and aspiring professionals
A Virtual Policy Briefing on What California Policy Makers Can do to Advance Equitable Access to Climate-Resilient School Infrastructure
System consolidations and the operationalization of equity in the drinking water sector.
The UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs is gearing up for its inaugural briefing at UC Center Sacramento on February 14, 2024, featuring breakfast and two panel discussions. Esteemed faculty will present their latest findings on managing California's water resources amid climate change and evaluating the effectiveness of land use and zoning policies on fair housing and homelessness. This event promises to foster dialogue on policy solutions, with insights from researchers, elected officials, and policy experts aimed at driving transformative action in California.
The sixth annual Luskin Summit will feature a keynote presentation and the unveiling of our annual poll about life in Los Angeles, plus six breakout discussions. Speakers and details will […]
As we face the growing impacts of climate change on urban infrastructure, the dialogue surrounding resilient water systems has never been more pressing. We invite you to join an in-depth session with Dr. Marccus Hendricks, who will illuminate the intersections of public health, urban planning, and environmental justice in the face of increasing sanitary sewer overflows and basement backups.Â