Following the events of 7th October, students across college campuses in the US have come out in protest, leading to a larger conversation about free speech, the First Amendment and safe spaces.
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The global debt crisis looms large, raising concerns as inflation accelerates and nations bear disproportionate burdens. Amidst challenges, the populace faces heightened financial strain. How did we get here? #globaldebt #imf #worldbank

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Border security & migration policies along the US-Mexico border have featured prominently in recent political campaigns leading up to the presidential election later this year.

This week’s podcast sheds light on some relevant factors.

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Listen as Dr. Jason de León, UCLA professor & director of the Undocumented Migration Project, explores the complexities of border policies, historical context, challenges faced by migrants, and the importance of addressing root causes.

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Discover the history of technology, the evolution of AI, and the ethical implications of digital innovation. Join the conversation on the future of technology law and its impact on society.
#technology #law #policy #JohnVillasenor #techpolicy #chatgpt

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President Biden's plan to forgive $138B in student loans highlights the ongoing crisis. Join us to as we explore the policy decisions behind it, especially their impact on Black and Latinx students.
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Following 'Oppenheimer,' the movie spotlighting nuclear power, there's renewed interest in understanding this global threat. Join us on 'then & now' with Albert Carnesale, exploring nuclear tensions and security efforts. tinyurl.com/yzy3zfxp

LA is often dubbed the homeless capital of the nation.

This week, we revisit an earlier episode of our podcast, then & now, to explore the intricate interplay of mental health, criminalization, and racial disparities that underpin this crisis.

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NEW EPISODE: In our first episode of 2024, we sit down with Aaron David Miller, who draws on his decades of service in the U.S. State Department to trace the failures and successes of American diplomacy in the Israel-Palestine situation.

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Happy New Year! To kick off 2024, join us next week for a lecture by Dr. Elizabeth Hinton on how archives can help prove discriminatory intent behind civil and criminal legislation.

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NEW EPISODE: In our last episode of 2023, we share a recording of a recent UCLA History Department event which hosted experts on the wave of strikes in America, the history of the labor movement, and what lies ahead.

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Missed our event yesterday on the conflict in Gaza, or want to go back to catch some detail? You can listen to the recording in our newest episode of Then and Now, anywhere you enjoy your favorite podcasts.

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TODAY: Join us on Zoom at 2pm PT to learn more about the history and events leading up to the current conflict between Israel and Hamas, and what the future may hold.

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NEW EPISODE: In our latest episode, we sit down with legendary civil rights activist Rev. James Lawson, Jr. to talk about his background, Gandhi, and Rev. Lawson's commitment to non-violent resistance in a world engulfed by violence.

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NEW EPISODE: As we enter the second month of the United Auto Workers #strike , LCHP Postdoc Ben Zdencanovic sits down with Nelson Lichtenstein to talk about the history of the #UAW , #labor movements, and the American working class.

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#OnThisDay in 1850, the National Women's Rights Convention was held in Massachusetts. Organized by the Anti-Slavery Society, the conference fueled the fight for women's right to vote and equal pay, and the abolition of chattel slavery.

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