Center X researcher Jarod Kawasaki calls for school boards to provide cost of living stipends and jobs to support and diversify student teachers in their district.
A Love Letter To Black Parents
Center X Project Directors Tonikiaa Orange and Tunette Powell send love and acknowledgement to Black parents.
Op-Ed: Tips for panicked parents on how to survive distance learning this fall
Center X Project Directors Erin Powers and Daniel Diaz offer guidance and reassurance to parents who are overseeing their children’s online learning during the pandemic.
Data for Democracy in LA Releases Brief About Housing Inequality
The Data for Democracy in LA project will engage teachers and students in research on issues of equality, opportunity and change.
UCLA Data for Democracy in LA Releases Brief About Immigration
The Data for Democracy in LA project will engage teachers and students in research on issues of equality, opportunity and change.
UCLA Data for Democracy in LA Releases First Brief About Parks
The Data for Democracy in LA project will engage teachers and students in research on issues of equality, opportunity and change.
UCLA Center X Launches New STEM+C3 Teacher Residency Program
UCLA Center X is launching a new teacher residency initiative to prepare teachers to transform STEM and Computer Science education in historically underserved urban schools, supported by a nearly $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education through the federal Teacher Quality Partnership program. The new teacher residency program aims to strengthen teaching and learning in STEM and computer science for more than 8,000 students.
Sid Thompson: A Historic Look at School Integration and Busing
Center X Senior Fellow Sid Thompson, LAUSD’s first African American superintendent, recalls the reaction of schools and families to the possibility of federally mandated busing and integration.
Annamarie Francois Appointed to California Commission on Teacher Credentialing
Executive director of UCLA’s Center X to serve ongoing term as ex-officio representative of the University of California.
Professor Stuart Biegel: 1945-2019
PLI Professor Stuart Biegel taught the first official course on technology law at UCLA and championed equal access for underserved LGBT and disabled populations.