A Message to the UCLA Education and Information Studies Community
May Day has come and gone and we are racing toward the end of the spring quarter here at UCLA. While…
New UCLA Data for Democracy Brief Examines Housing Inequality in Los Angeles
Professor Ananya Roy studies access to housing and housing justice movements around the world. In describing her work, she uses…
New Brief from UCLA Data for Democracy Shines Light on Immigration
Los Angeles is a community of immigrants. If you visit just about any public school in the region, you will…
UCLA, LAUSD Partnership Honors Children’s Mathematical Thinking
What does 1,000 look like? Well, that depends. Are you talking about 1,000 pieces of candy? 1,000 cars? 1,000 elephants? Are they in…
Fourteen from UCLA Selected to Annual List of Publicly Influential Scholars
Wasserman Dean Marcelo Suárez-Orozco and 14 UCLA faculty members comprise the largest number of scholars from the University of California…
UCLA Data for Democracy in Los Angeles: First Research Brief Looks at Access to Parks
Where will I live? Where will I work and how much money will I make? Where can I play? How will…
Thirteen UCLA Faculty Named to Education Week’s List of Most Influential Scholars
Wasserman Dean Marcelo Suárez-Orozco leads UCLA’s representation on the annual list of “Edu-Scholar Public Influence Rankings,” published in Education Week…
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…