This MPP group worked with a hospitality workers’ union to explore solutions for the housing needs of its unionized hospitality workers in Los Angeles.
Five of this year’s student fellows partnered with clients from local transit agencies, community groups and private firms to examine the region’s current transportation issues.
Three Black real estate professionals — including former L.A. Laker Devean George — committed to investing in low-income neighborhoods share their successes and struggles during a recent Luskin Lecture.
Representatives from L.A.'s Mobility Wallet gathered on the UCLA campus to discuss the program's objectives, early findings and challenges.
Lewis fellow Anne Yoon, MURP '23 received the Neville A. Parker Award for her impactful capstone research.
UC researchers are conducting a comprehensive mixed-methods evaluation to understand how the Mobility Wallet changes people’s transportation patterns, experiences, and short-term outcomes.
At the fifth annual InterActions LA, the Lewis Center brought together researchers, policymakers and community partners to discuss progress on housing and transportation goals.
This brief by associate faculty director Michael Lens looks at the relationship between residential segregation and health, and policies to alleviate the problem.
Despite an overall uptick in the eighth annual index, dissatisfaction remains high due to inflation, homelessness and the COVID-19 pandemic.
As Los Angeles experiences more 100+ degree days, bus shelters can provide critical protection for transit riders from extreme heat.
