Civil Rights Project: New Research Finds Modest Decline in School Segregation
Elementary school enrollment patterns in New York City’s most rapidly gentrifying areas have seen a decline in racial segregation, according…
Thirteen UCLA Faculty Named to Education Week’s List of Most Influential Scholars
Wasserman Dean Marcelo Suárez-Orozco leads UCLA’s representation on Education Week’s annual list of “Edu-Scholar Public Influence Rankings,” compiled by Frederick…
UCLA Ed & IS Magazine: Renewing the Commitment to Civil Rights in America
The UCLA Civil Rights Project was created due to huge gaps in basic research on affirmative action. Most of the…
UCLA Ed & IS Magazine: Renewing the Commitment to Civil Rights in America
The American myth is that there were severe racial problems before the 1960s but the great civil rights laws solved…
In the News: July 2018
Marcelo Suárez-Orozco Participates in International Conference at Thomas Mann House Featured in The New Yorker, June 22, 2018 Ramesh…
UCLA Ed & IS @ AERA 2018 – At a Glance
Faculty, students and staff from the top ranked UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies are headed to New…
Examining the Impact of Educational Vouchers & Choice on Educational Opportunity
On March 5, researchers at the Civil Rights Project at UCLA organized a briefing on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C.…
A Record Thirteen UCLA Ed Faculty Make Annual List of Publicly Influential Scholars
The annual list of “Edu-Scholar Public Influence Rankings” by Education Week features 13 UCLA faculty, who are among the 200…