Last week, in response to the SCOTUS ruling on affirmative action, UCLA LPPI Fellow @itzel_libertad wrote about her experience testifying in federal court in favor of affirmative action policies and the benefits of diverse university campuses.
https://t.co/Ta8ece1jYs
Delighted to officially announce we @luskincenter are leading the 1st statewide wastewater needs assessment with @cawaterboards
Focused on literally and figuratively putting sanitation equity on the map over the next 4 years
https://t.co/ZSIqs7mPAG
“What I see is a shade structure that has been basically whittled down by all the regulations and policies that make it really difficult — and you can call it illegal — to produce shade where needed,” @uclaurbnplnning's @VKellyTurner told @FastCompany. https://t.co/fxhizQCZFV
How is @greentogether_ uplifting their community & transforming their future?
Check out the annual progress report by @UCLALuskin, @LuskinCenter: https://t.co/nlKDc5hw5C 1/2
Important research from @UCLAlatino led by @chayitomajano!
"The persistent burden experienced by Latino and Black populations is the reflection of the structural disadvantages these communities have faced throughout the pandemic"
🚨NEW @UCLALatino Research🚨
In our latest report we analyzed available CDC data to compare rates of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths, and vaccinations rates by race and ethnicity over the last three years.
https://t.co/nMRSUF0bn2
Excited to share this new study which "produces the first joint, nationally- representative analysis of household reliance on wells and septics in decades"
🚨🚨🚨New @AWRAHQ journal study led by Ariana Hernandez (@ahern98) & me:
Where we had the crazy idea that updating a post-1990 understanding of who & where in the U.S. relies on (off regulated grid) private wells and septics might prove valuable.
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https://t.co/yiU0q1VNLU
Excellent paper from @gregspierce and @ahern98 (having seen it before publication) that resets our baseline understanding of who relies on wells and septic systems
🚨🚨🚨New @AWRAHQ journal study led by Ariana Hernandez (@ahern98) & me:
Where we had the crazy idea that updating a post-1990 understanding of who & where in the U.S. relies on (off regulated grid) private wells and septics might prove valuable.
🧵⬇️
https://t.co/yiU0q1VNLU
Important research around the intersection of climate, incarceration, and tribal rights in the US!
"Often left out of research on climate and carceral facilities, the tribal prisoner population is one of the most invisible and vulnerable in the country."
Overcrowded and underfunded, tribal jails aren’t ready for a warming world. Produced in partnership with @typeinvestigate, co-published with @ICT. Research/data by @Carceral_ECO. https://t.co/VhfRs1oqxA
🚨 Check out this new research brief @silvia_gee @gregspierce and I just put out!
We find that distrust of tap water is associated with negative past experiences, distrust of water providers, and poor residential plumbing.
🚨New Research by @UCLAlatino with @LuskinCenter, in partnership with @First5Kern, finds that regardless of race & ethnicity, 77% of surveyed caregivers felt concerned with the safety of the tap water in their homes. #DrinkingWaterWeek
https://t.co/ud1o77Lmkr
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Check out this new brief by @silvia_gee @ahern98 & me.
We focus on the vital role of caregivers in the relationships between tap (dis)trust, beverage choice, health and affordability within households
California’s schools need a lot of work to get ready for rising temperatures, @LuskinCenter recommends a few places to start in the 3rd installment of our heat policy brief series https://t.co/pAeznMBxhF @CCallahan_UCLA
📣📝CALL FOR PROPOSALS #UCLA Grad Students>> @ChallengeIneq's annual call for working group grants to support a year-long plan of collective work. Groups are encouraged to speak to public issues & address audiences beyond the university. Deadline: May 19>> https://t.co/ZlCzxn2bjH
We’re hiring a manager of strategic communications and events! Pl help spread the word. Exciting time to join @LuskinCenter#UCLALuskin during critical window for evidence-based environmental action. https://t.co/RpUyyYo4Jb
🗞️ @UCLALatino’s latest publication examines the role of patient race/ethnicity in the use of in-person and telehealth visits before and after CA issued its first COVID-19 stay-at-home order.
🚨 Check it out: https://t.co/axkbTrhPjg
This study evaluated the effectiveness of the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership (ORLP) program, which funds parks in low-income urban neighborhoods across the country. https://t.co/AyUu2A4OFs
The role of our research in informing @ladwp's decision to end shutoffs for low-income customers who can't pay is highlighted in both @whereishayley's story for @latimes and in an LADWP press release 🧵
https://t.co/fImAhrFOMX