Monday, March 2, 2020 | 6PM-8PM RSVP Here Join us to learn about the latest progress, persistent inequities, and proposed solutions to ensure the human right to water for everyone […]
The UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs will wrap up its 25th anniversary celebration with the second convening of a research-informed, cross-sector conversation about major issues facing the Los Angeles region with the Luskin Summit. In light of the health crisis, this event will now be a virtual series of talks.
In response to the COVID-19 crisis, policymakers are drafting the largest economic stimulus packages in history. These policies offer a tremendous opportunity to invest in sustainability-related initiatives. How should we think about the environment during and after the pandemic?
The live webinar has concluded. You can watch the archived webinar here. Faced with unprecedented conditions, organizations throughout California are pivoting their programming to best serve their communities. This webinar […]
Join us for a conversation with members of the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis about their new climate action plan. The Congressional Climate Action Plan for a Clean Energy Economy and a Healthy, Resilient, and Just America offers a detailed, national path to confront climate change.
CLIMATE + CARBON + ENERGY + WATER + WASTE + TRANSIT This year, we're bringing the Net Zero Conference to your living room! Join leaders in green at NZ20, the […]
Join us at this first-of-its-kind, national virtual symposium! The event will feature social science research that measures the scale and scope of climate impacts, as well as how to address those impacts through adaptive markets, public policies, and planning.
The event will feature captivating presentations on concepts and solutions that could help shape Metro’s long-range strategies for energy resiliency. Metro will facilitate a discussion with our director, J.R. DeShazo, and other experts across a range of sectors, including government, industry, and academia to discuss regional context and challenges surrounding resiliency.
With the election, pandemic and social justice top of mind, we are thinking about civic space and how society reconnects.
With prospects of improved testing, a vaccine, and potential changes in leadership, how might transportation, public spaces, and neighborhoods evolve? How can urban design affect public health, economics, education and civic life? How can our streets, the primary open spaces in many areas, better accommodate a variety of community needs?
Join our partner, the Aspen Global Change Institute, for this new workshop that will develop a practice-driven research agenda on urban heat resilience. The Luskin Center's Associate Director V. Kelly […]
