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Department of Education

Environmental and Climate Change Literacy Project and Summit at UCLA Aims to Advance Teaching and Learning About the Climate Crisis and Its Solutions in California

The Environmental and Climate Change Literacy Project, a UC - CSU collaboration, seeks to strengthen the state's teacher preparation, support for student engagement. READ MORE

December 11, 2019
Department of Education

Carlos Alberto Torres Shares Perspectives on Global Citizenship Education at American University of Cairo

UCLA Distinguished Professor of Education and UNESCO Chair on Global Learning and Global Citizenship Education was invited by Alternative Policy Solutions to take part in AUC’s centenary celebration. READ MORE
December 12, 2019
Lecture Series

2020 Kenneth Karmiole Lecture in Archival Studies at UCLA

January 16, 2020 | Keynote Speaker: András J. Riedlmayer, Bibliographer in Islamic Art and Architecture, Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences Fine Arts Library. RSVP HERE
December 12, 2019
Faculty in the News

Virginia Walter: Beyond the Books

Inducted this year to the California Library Association’s Hall of Fame, the UCLA emerita professor and former children’s librarian shares her hopes for the future of libraries. READ MORE

December 15, 2019
Department of Education

UC and CSU Team Up to Improve Pre-K–12 Teaching About Climate Change

UCLA hosted the Environmental and Climate Change Literacy Project and Summit. READ MORE
December 16, 2019
Department of Information Studies

Ellen Pearlstein: UCLA Program on Diversity in Conservation Receives More Support from Mellon Foundation

A new $900,000 grant will extend project to increase numbers of conservation professionals from diverse backgrounds. READ MORE

December 16, 2019

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