Sophia Ángeles: Urban Schooling Alumna Joins Faculty of Penn State’s College of Education
Research focuses on the experiences of newcomer immigrant youth, their access to college and careers.
Pedro Noguera
Educational Leadership Program Launches New Dissertation Brief Series
First brief, “A Colorblind Education Makes Us Invisible,”by ELP alum Asako Kurosaka-Jost and Pedro Noguera, examines experiences of BIPOC students.
Ron Avi Astor: Concept of Opportunity Structures Can Lead to Improving School Climate and Equity
Ron Avi Astor, professor of social welfare in the UCLA School of Education and Information Studies and the Crump Professor […]
Tyrone C. Howard to Lead UCLA Center for the Transformation of Schools
Tyrone C. Howard, a professor of education at UCLA and the Pritzker Family Endowed Chair for Strengthening Children and Families, […]
UCLA Education Experts Look at Effect of Pandemic on L.A.’s Underserved Students
John Rogers, director of the UCLA Institute for Democracy, Education, and Access, and Pedro Noguera, director of the UCLA Center […]
A Message to the UCLA Education and Information Studies Community
As we prepare for the Fall Quarter, I am delighted to share that we have now recruited three new outstanding […]
Pedro A. Noguera Named Dean of the Rossier School of Education at USC
Pedro A. Noguera, Distinguished Professor at the UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, has been named Dean of […]
A Message to the UCLA Education and Information Studies Community
Week after week, I am moved by the way we are all adapting to such challenging circumstances – our daily […]
UCLA Center for the Transformation of Schools Presents Webinar to Address Equity Issues Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Beyond the devastating impact of disease and death across the globe brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, its harsh light has […]
UCLA Community Schools Step Up to Help in COVID-19 Crisis
With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing the closure of schools across Los Angeles and the nation, the UCLA Community Schools at […]
Education and Community Leaders Aim to Reduce Inequities by Bridging the Digital Divide
Education and civic leaders, community organizations, thought leaders and policymakers will gather Wednesday, June 5, at a conference at UCLA […]
Expertise at UCLA Education Looks at the LAUSD Teachers’ Strike
The recent teachers’ strike in the Los Angeles Unified School District made national news and had a significant impact on […]
UCLA Center for the Transformation of Schools Partners in New Statewide Effort to Change School Discipline Practices, Strengthen School Culture and Climate
In recent years, California has greatly reduced the number of student suspensions. Between the 2011-12 and 2016-17, the number of […]
Earl Edwards: Doctoral Student Aims to Improve Paths for Homeless Children and Youth
During his high school years in Brockton, Massachusetts, Earl Edwards kept his status as a homeless student a secret from […]
UCLA CRESST Examines Use of Evidence in Creating Better Opportunities for Children
“Do we ask for evidence about affluent kids?” With those words, UCLA Distinguished Professor Pedro Noguera set the stage for […]
CRESST: Do After-school Programs Make a Difference for Kids?
CRESST will present “What’s the Evidence: Do After-school Programs Make a Difference for Kids?” on Sept. 28 at the UCLA […]
BMI Think Tank: Researchers Present Findings on Black and Latino Youth
Martin Capuchino is a UCLA undergraduate who while in high school, took part in the Counter Narrative Project, a study […]
UCLA’s Center X: Teaching, Leading, and Living in Solidarity
Conference on April 22 gathered educators and advocated to protect civil rights of students and their families.
Ten Ed&IS professors make Ed Week’s list of influential scholars
UCLA Education’s commitment to educational access is nationally recognized in faculty’s work The annual Edu-Scholar Public Influence Rankings by Education Week lists 10 UCLA faculty, […]