Lawson, who along with Martin Luther King Jr. led pivotal desegregation and worker justice efforts beginning in the 1960s, was known for teaching nonviolent resistance tactics to thousands of young activists.
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UCLA’s Class of 2024 gets the commencement it always deserved.
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The appointment of UCLA’s next chancellor was celebrated by the campus community, academia, government and the media.
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A curated selection of stories from across campus spotlighting LGBTQ+ voices, histories and research.
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Read more of the latest research & news stories
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UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swain says that dense vegetation bolstered by record and near-record precipitation over the last two years will steadily dry and cure over a hot summer. The process has already begun at low elevations and will progress to higher ones as summer goes on.
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UCLA historian Vinay Lal remembers speaking alongside the Rev. James Lawson during a panel discussion in Pasadena in 2008 and feeling awestruck by the “majestic” manner in which the veteran civil rights leader spoke about the power of nonviolence and its ability to change the course of history.
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Adam Bradley, a UCLA English professor who has studied pop music and hip-hop, comments on the musician’s image and ability to span genres.
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Latest from Chancellor Block
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This has been a difficult academic year and a particularly challenging spring at UCLA, but I am so grateful that our faculty and staff remained committed to producing commencement events that honored our graduating students’ hard work and achievements. Commencement season requires the support of our entire campus community in the best of times, and under unprecedented conditions, you still made these celebrations deeply memorable for our graduates and their loved ones. I hope this summer will bring everyone in our community important time with friends and family members — as well as some much-needed rest.
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While many organizations have advanced their diversity, equity and inclusion policies in recent years, LGBTQ professionals continue to face unique challenges based on their sexual orientation or gender identity. This webinar, presented by UCLA Alumni and hosted by alumnus Kevin Medina, will cover gender and sexuality terminology and frameworks and provide tangible strategies to support prospective and current LGBTQ employees.
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26
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The Hammer’s curatorial department leads free, insightful, short discussions about artists every Wednesday. This talk on Lee Bontecou, an American artist best known for her abstract sculptural wall works, is led by Cindy Burlingham, deputy director of curatorial affairs.
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Organized by the UCLA Film & Television Archive, Queer Rhapsody is a radiant celebration of the joy, transformative power and indomitable spirit of contemporary LGBTQIA+ cinema. This community-led film series curated by independent curators, set against the vibrant backdrop of Los Angeles, exists to illuminate the dynamic and multifaceted landscape of queer film. The series is anchored by five iconic L.A. venues, including the Billy Wilder Theater at the Hammer Museum.
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