Ground Truthing Through Community Narratives
Silvia R. González, Urban Planning, and Paul M. Ong, Urban Planning & Asian American Studies, UCLA
Do Police Make Too Many Arrests? The Effect of Enforcement Pullbacks on Crime
/in Faculty Research, Policing & Incarceration /by mlemorandeFelipe Gonçalves, Economics, Emily Weisburst, Public Policy, UCLA
A More Public Resilience? On Housing Justice and Climate Justice
/in Climate Justice, Faculty Research, Housing Justice in #UnequalCities /by mlemorandeKian Goh, Urban Planning, UCLA
The Paris Housing Crisis and the Campaign for Affordable Housing, 1894-1940
/in Housing Justice in #UnequalCities /by mlemorandeCaroline Ford, History, UCLA
Right to Release: Analyzing Disparities in Compassionate Release Decisions for People Incarcerated During the Coronavirus Pandemic
/in Faculty Research, Policing & Incarceration /by mlemorandeSharon Dolovich, UCLA Law
Case Study of Strategies to Decrease Flood Impacts on Health in SanPaTong District, Chiang Mai Province, Thailand
/in Climate Justice /by mlemorandeWei-Ti Chen, UCLA School of Nursing
What It Iz and the Beyond Bars Conference
/in Faculty Research, Policing & Incarceration /by mlemorandeBryonn Bain, African American Studies, UCLA
UCLA Prison Education Program
/in Faculty Research, Policing & Incarceration /by mlemorandeBryonn Bain, African American Studies, UCLA
Debt and Social Crisis in a U.S. Colony
/in Debt & Predatory Financialization /by mlemorandeCésar J. Ayala, Sociology, UCLA
Immigration and Legal Attitudes: Examining Puebla and Philadelphia
/in Faculty Research, Policing & Incarceration /by mlemorandeAmada Armenta, Urban Planning, UCLA
