Showing 151 – 300 of 410 total programs
Athletics
Participants dribble through UCLA’s campus alongside the UCLA basketball teams and coaches to help raise money and awareness for pediatric cancer research.
David Geffen School of Medicine
DOPA is an outreach program for local high schools designed to convey the neurobiological basis, risks, and addictive potential of commonly abused drugs.
Enrollment Management
One of the state’s most successful pre-collegiate student academic development programs.
- 32nd Street / USC Magnet
- Animo City of Champions High School
- Animo South Los Angeles Charter High School
- Animo Venice Charter High School
- Animo Watts College Preparatory Academy
- Audubon Middle School
- Bell High School (LAUSD)
- Birmingham Community Charter High School
- Blair High School (PUSD)
- Bravo Medical Magnet High School
- Canoga Park High School
- Carson High School
- City Honors High School
- Crenshaw High School STEAM Magnet
- Culver City High School
- Daniel Webster Middle School
- Dorsey High School
- Downtown Magnets High School
- Fairfax High School
- Franklin High School
- Fremont High School
- Gardena High School
- Garfield High School (LAUSD)
- Griffith STEAM Magnet Middle School
- Hamilton High School (LAUSD)
- Hawthorne High School
- Hollenbeck Middle School
- Hollywood High School
- Huntington Park High School
- Inglewood High School
- James A. Foshay Learning Center
- John H. Francis Polytechnic High School
- King/Drew Magnet High School of Medicine & Science
- Lawndale High School
- Leuzinger High School
- Lincoln High School
- Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies (LACES)
- Mann UCLA Community School
- Manual Arts High School
- Marshall Fundamental High School
- Monroe High School
- Montebello High School
- Morningside High School
- Muir High School
- Narbonne High School
- North Hollywood High School
- Pasadena High School
- Rancho Dominguez Preparatory School
- Reseda High School
- Robert Louis Stevenson College and Career Preparatory
- Roosevelt High School
- San Fernando High School
- Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies
- South East High School
- South Gate High School
- South Gate Middle School
- Southeast Middle School
- Sylmar Charter High School
- Taft High School
- UCLA Community School
- University Senior High School
- Van Nuys High School
- Venice High School
- Washington Preparatory High School (LAUSD)
- Westchester Enriched Sciences Magnets High School
- Wilson High School
- Woodworth-Monroe Middle School
School of Law
CRS has partnered with Legal Aid at Work and the Black Worker Center (BWC) to establish this once-a-month employment law clinic serving low-wage workers and members of the BWC. Student volunteers will act as student-counselors who will interview clients one-on-one, discuss the clients’ legal issues with a supervising attorney, and then provide the clients with their rights and legal options.
School of Law
Through a community partnership with ACLU SoCal, the Education Rights Clinic monitors school board meetings for CRT, LGBTQ+, and school police issues; assist with the Youth Liberty Squad Arts Justice Festival; assist with the Youth Liberty Squad Saturday convenings; and research LAUSD Archives for mentions of Black students
School of Law
Infraction Clearance for Unhoused Neighbors Clinic attends a monthly community event in Mar Vista to provide services to unhoused people.
School of Law
The Labor & Economic Justice Clinic (LEJC) works in partnership with UNITE HERE Local 11, the Los Angeles-based hotel workers union that engages in innovative labor campaigns, as well as Strippers United, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit advocating the interests of strippers.
School of Law
LetsGo! Liberation (LGL) is a name and pronoun change clinic that empowers low-income transgender, intersex, and gender non-conforming people. Our volunteers collaborate once a month with transgender-and-LGBT-focused organizations to help the LGBT community achieve full authenticity in their identity through legal name and gender changes.
School of Law
The Reentry Legal Clinic utilizes existing legal means to remove employment barriers, by cleaning up a client’s criminal record, ensuring that employers know and follow existing anti-discrimination laws, and discouraging employers from making unreasonable decisions based on a potential employee’s criminal record.
School of Law
The Skid Row Clinic collaborates with the Los Angeles Community Action Network (LACAN) and Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles (LAFLA) to provide services to unhoused individuals in the Skid Row Area.
School of Law
The Tenants' Rights Clinic advocates for low-income tenants facing possible eviction, habitability problems, rent increases, and other housing related issues.
School of Law
As a joint effort between the Immigration Law Society and El Centro, the Immigration (VAWA) Clinic helps undocumented immigrants who have left abusive relationships or been victims of serious crimes submit VAWA or U-Visa applications.
School of Law
Assist underserved and marginalized veterans in Los Angeles
School of Law
El Centro Legal is UCLA School of Law’s student-coordinated network of volunteer legal aid clinics.
School of Law
The Workers’ Rights Clinic works with Bet Tzedek’s Employment Rights Project to assist people with employment issues
College of Letters and Science
Three-week residential program.
- Cerritos College
- Citrus College
- Compton College
- East Los Angeles College
- El Camino College
- Glendale Community College
- Long Beach City College
- Los Angeles City College
- Los Angeles Harbor College
- Los Angeles Mission College
- Los Angeles Pierce College
- Los Angeles Southwest College
- Los Angeles Trade Tech College
- Los Angeles Valley College
- Mt. San Antonio College
- Pasadena City College
- Rio Hondo College
- Santa Monica College
- West Los Angeles College
Student Affairs
A program that has worked with both UC eligible and non-UC eligible educationally underrepresented students.
Institute of the Environment and Sustainability
This first of its kind interactive website used to inform energy planning and research throughout much of California
Anderson School of Management
A program offering cutting edge training in entrepreneurship to service members who were disabled during operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom.
Herb Alpert School of Music
A world-renowned research archive dedicated to the study of musical traditions from around the globe.
College of Letters and Science
The California Mathematics Project (CMP) is one of nine California Subject Matter Projects funded by the state through the UC Office of the President.
College of Letters and Science
Empowering children from all backgrounds to explore their potential in STEM fields through hands-on experimentation and discovery.
College of Letters and Science
A partnership between UCLA and the U.S. Census Bureau and the UCLA branch of the national FSRDC network.
School of Dentistry
A collaboration to expand and improve the infrastructure and operations of 22 community clinics in underserved communities across Los Angeles County.
Student Affairs
Aims to raise consciousness of holistic health by providing FREE fitness and educational services to student leaders from underrepresented backgrounds.
Student Affairs
Flying Sams provides free health care and health education to an under-served population in Mexico through running a monthly medical clinic.
School of Law
The Frank G. Wells Environmental Law Clinic trains law students in environmental lawyering. Working closely with nonprofit and government agency partners and clients, the clinic takes on the most important environmental issues in southern California and beyond.
David Geffen School of Medicine
We work with gay and bisexual men, other men who have sex with men, and transgender individuals who are experiencing multiple health disparities
International Institute
A center that fosters a greater understanding of the Middle East and Islamic studies through a diverse array of free public programs, both on and off campus.
David Geffen School of Medicine
Our mission is to reduce the individual, familial, and societal harm caused by problem gambling.
School of Dentistry
Dental students providing general dental services under the supervision of UCLA School of Dentistry faculty.
Enrollment Management
Get College Ready! is a FREE college readiness event for 8th-11th graders and their guardians
School of Dentistry
A national initiative created in 2003 by the American Dental Association to promote pediatric oral health in underserved communities.
School of Arts and Architecture
The Global Los Angeles Commons will be an interdisciplinary space for research, teaching and community engagement, focused on the past, present and future of a global Los Angeles, with an up-close focus on its downtown core.
Herb Alpert School of Music
With generous support from the Max H. Gluck Foundation, the Gluck Fellows Program enables students to offer educational performances free of charge.
School of Arts and Architecture
A primary resource for teaching and research, housing one of the most significant collections of works on paper in the country.
Luskin School of Public Affairs
Habitat conservation plans seek to balance the need for environmental conservation with the need for regional growth
Anderson School of Management
A national training program designed to develop and strengthen the entrepreneurial management skills of Head Start executives.
Fielding School of Public Health
A program helping policymakers, community groups, and health advocates understand and use credible data in their programmatic and policy development work.
Fielding School of Public Health
A program examining the health of populations challenged by inequities in health and health care quality along racial, ethnic, age, or socioeconomic lines.
Fielding School of Public Health
A program examining the economic and financial impacts of national, state, and local-level health care interventions.
Fielding School of Public Health
UCLA Health Equity Challenge awards up to $200,000 annually to develop solutions to health equity issues in Los Angeles, San Bernardino, or Riverside counties.
Fielding School of Public Health
A nationally-recognized authority on the current state of local, state, and national health insurance policies, coverage, costs, and efficacy.
David Geffen School of Medicine
Healthy African American Families II (HAAF) was founded in 1992 by the late Dr. Loretta Jones
David Geffen School of Medicine
Explores the use of patient narratives, media and creative arts to stimulate support, sharing and reflection to increase coping and compassion.
Herb Alpert School of Music
Bringing young jazz students together with renowned jazz artists and educators through performances, workshops, master classes and jazz education programs.
- Academy of Music and Performing Arts at Hamilton High School
- Eagle Rock Jr/Sr High School
- El Sereno Middle School
- James A. Foshay Learning Center
- Kennedy High School
- Louis Armstrong Middle School
- North Hollywood High School
- Ramón C. Cortines School of Visual and Performing Arts
- Roosevelt High School
- Washington Preparatory High School (LAUSD)
International Institute
The center for Near Eastern Studies co-sponsors a yearly workshop designed to help language teachers face the challenge of teaching heritage language students.
Luskin School of Public Affairs
This research project uses data from Los Angeles to quantify highway dedication laws’ effects on housing development and driving
Student Affairs
A student-initiated project founded by the Vietnamese Student Union (VSU) .
School of Education and Information Studies
A team of social justice educators who serve history-social studies and ethnic studies educators in Los Angeles and surrounding counties.
- City of Santa Monica Cultural Affairs
- Huntington - USC Institute of the West
- KCET (Lost LA)
- La Plaza de Cultura y Artes
- Los Angeles Unified School District
- Lynwood Unified School District
- Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District
- ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives at the USC Libraries
- Riverside County Office of Education
- San Bernardino City Unified School District
- Santa Ana Unified School District
- UCLA Public History Initiative
- USC Libraries
- Ventura Unified School District
- Whittier City Elementary School District
David Geffen School of Medicine
HIV and HPV research and education at the Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Center
David Geffen School of Medicine
A comprehensive health care program for people experiencing homelessness, whether at a clinic site or on the street where people live unsheltered.
- Irma Colen Health Center
- The People Concern Annenberg Access Center
- Venice Family Clinic - Lou Colen Children's Health & Wellness Center
- Venice Family Clinic: Bill’s Clinic at Safe Place for Youth
- Venice Family Clinic: Simms/Mann Health and Wellness Center
- Venice Family Clinic: Common Ground at Judy and Bernard Briskin Center
- Venice Family Clinic: Milken Family Foundation Medical Building/Frederick R. Weisman Family Center
- Venice Family Clinic: Robert Levine Family Health Center
UCLA Health
Providing direct-in-community health care to unhoused adults and children
- HHC mobile clinic (10945 Victory Blvd)
- HHC mobile clinic (11156 Sherman Way)
- HHC mobile clinic (11471 Chandler Blvd)
- HHC mobile clinic (12550 Saticoy St)
- HHC mobile clinic (1455 N Alvarado St)
- HHC mobile clinic (1533 4th St)
- HHC mobile clinic (161 S Alvarado St)
- HHC mobile clinic (1835 Hope St)
- HHC mobile clinic (18616 Topham St)
- HHC mobile clinic (2300 S Central Ave)
- HHC mobile clinic (23850 Pine St, Santa Clarita)
- HHC mobile clinic (2817 S Hope St)
- HHC mobile clinic (3590 Grand View Blvd)
- HHC mobile clinic (3804 Broadway Pl)
- HHC mobile clinic (5945 Arroyo Dr)
- HHC mobile clinic (625 N San Vicente Blvd)
- HHC mobile clinic (6499 Vineland Ave)
- HHC mobile clinic (6700 Vanalden Ave)
- HHC mobile clinic (8106 San Fernando Road)
- HHC mobile clinic (Back on the Beach Cafe)
- HHC mobile clinic (Christine Emerson Reed Park)
- HHC mobile clinic (Crete Academy)
- HHC mobile clinic (E Vernon Ave & Avalon Blvd)
- HHC mobile clinic (Lincoln Blvd & Flower Ave)
- HHC mobile clinic (Lomita Blvd & McCoy Ave)
- HHC mobile clinic (Noth Hollywood Tiny Homes)
- HHC mobile clinic (Olympic Blvd & Beloit Ave)
- HHC mobile clinic (Palisades Park)
- HHC mobile clinic (Plummer Park)
- HHC mobile clinic (Tongva Park)
- HHC mobile clinic (Virginia Ave, Santa Monica)
- HHC mobile clinic (W 31st St & S Main St)
- HHC mobile clinic (W 41st Pl & S Flower St)
- HHC mobile clinic (W 48th & S Broadway)
- HHC mobile clinic (W 74th St & S Grand Ave)
- HHC mobile clinic (Western Ave & W 88th St)
- HHC mobile clinic (Will & Ariel Durant Branch Library)
Luskin School of Public Affairs
Using existing HUD data with neighborhood data from national and local sources, we will identify opportunities to improve the balance among certain things
College of Letters and Science
Humanities DTLA will serve as an anchor for Urban and Public Humanities and extensive crossover projects with partners
from other divisions in the UCLA College as well as the David Geffen School of Medicine and Global LA Commons.
Athletics
I'm Going to College invites elementary, middle, and high school students, primarily from within LAUSD, to participate in the program annually.
School of Law
A partnership between UCLA and LAUSD to provide legal services to immigrant students and families at the RFK Community Schools in Koreatown/Pico Union.
Student Affairs
A program serving the homeless of greater Los Angeles with a social support network to assist in their transition from poverty to a good standard of living.
Student Affairs
A project formed by the Muslim Student Association that has been tutoring and mentoring juvenile students for over two decades.
School of Dentistry
Programs and outreach activities to increase the number of economically and/or educationally disadvantaged students who enroll in California dental schools.
Student Affairs
A group formed by dental students from the UCLA School of Dentistry bringing dental services to those who could not afford it otherwise.
Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research
A dynamic community of innovators, made up of top drivers in SoCal’s tech space, world-renowned educators and impact driven students at the University of California, Los Angeles.
College of Letters and Science
An institute that aims to promote and enhance the interdisciplinary study of planets and exoplanets at UCLA.
College of Letters and Science
The Institute of American Cultures Research Program, sponsors a competitive fellowship and grant program to support research by faculty and graduate students.
- Alliance for Equal Opportunity in Education
- Brotherhood Crusade
- California African American Museum
- First African Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles
- Friends Outside in Los Angeles County
- Los Angeles Urban League
- Mayme A. Clayton Library and Museum
- NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc
- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People - Beverly Hills/Hollywood Branch
- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People - Hollywood Bureau
- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People - Los Angeles Chapter
- Southern California Library for Social Studies & Research
- The Southern Christian Leadership Conference of Greater Los Angeles
David Geffen School of Medicine
Programs that conduct research, provide research training and clinical training, and arrange treatment for substance use disorders (SUD).
David Geffen School of Medicine
A research program aimed to discover the causes and find treatments for intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs).
International Institute
UCLA's Hub for international studies and global engagement. Its mission is to enable the university to be a global leader in research, education and outreach.
Student Affairs
Career Center service offering advice and resources for a range of experiential learning programs in the U.S. and abroad.
School of Theater, Film and Television
An innovative partnership between UCLA and California State Parks that harnesses emerging technologies and cutting-edge research
School of Education and Information Studies
A project that prepares students to work with data in the 21st century using statistical, computational, and graphical tools for reasoning about the world.
College of Letters and Science
The largest and most comprehensive doctoral programs of its kind in the Americas.
David Geffen School of Medicine
A center focusing on the social determinants of women’s health to move women and girls towards health equity across the lifespan.
- Black Women for Wellness
- Building Skills Partnerships
- Central City Neighborhood Partners (CCNP)
- Esperanza Community Housing Corporation
- Haven Neighborhood Services
- Instituto De Educacion Popular Del Sur De California (IDEPSCA)
- LA County Department of Public Health’s Office of Women’s Health
- LA County Lesbian, Bisexual & Queer Women's Health Collaborative
- Salvation Army Westwood Transitional Village
- Worksite Wellness LA
College of Letters and Science
Internship for UCLA undergraduate students to conduct cutting-edge research under the guidance of experienced mentors at JPL and UCLA.
Anderson School of Management
A program that arms health care leaders with business skills they need to lead their community-based health care and health-related organizations effectively.
Anderson School of Management
A national program established to assist Head Start agencies.
College of Letters and Science
A scientific collaboration between UCLA and JPL to develop projections about global climate change and its effect on regional climate and environment.
David Geffen School of Medicine
A leading center in cancer care, research, and education.
School of Law
In partnership with organizations in Los Angeles and beyond, UCLA Law students amplify the ability of our partners to provide crucial legal services and fight for systemic change in a broad range of issue areas, including housing and homelessness.
Fielding School of Public Health
A center focusing on reducing disparities in incidence, prevalence, mortality, and burden of disease experienced by disadvantaged and underserved populations.
College of Letters and Science
The Kenny Burrell Archive of African American Music provides a unique opportunity to chronicle and celebrate the wide-ranging impact of African American music.
Student Affairs
KORE addresses the low high school graduation rate of Khmer youth and the under-representation of Khmer students in higher education.
Institute of the Environment and Sustainability
LARC, established in 2007, coordinates efforts among climate practitioners and decision makers to promote cross-jurisdictional collaboration and foster community amongst various partners.
School of Theater, Film and Television
Developed by the UCLA Interpretive Media Laboratory, LASHP Trails is a mobile website that shares site-specific portraits of the neighborhoods around LASHP
International Institute
Teacher training has been a mainstay of the institute’s community outreach efforts allowing our faculty to share its knowledge with a wide audience.
Student Affairs
A project providing K-12 students from the East LA and El Monte areas with additional resources to develop their higher educational potential.
Luskin School of Public Affairs
The institute addresses the most critical domestic policy challenges facing Latinos and other communities of color through research, advocacy, mobilization, and leadership development to propel policy reforms that expand genuine opportunity for all Americans.
Student Affairs
A project established after an increase in the rate of debilitating diseases affecting underrepresented people with limited access to health insurance and care.
Luskin School of Public Affairs
This project analyzes the role that Latino-owned firms play in the Greater Los Angeles economy
Enrollment Management
The UCLA-LAUSD Collaborative is a multi-year effort working to increase the college competitiveness of African American students in LAUSD.
- 32nd Street / USC Magnet
- Augustus Hawkins High School
- Banning High School
- Carson High School
- Chatsworth High School
- Crenshaw High School STEAM Magnet
- Dorsey High School
- Dr. Maya Angelou Community High School
- Fairfax High School
- Fremont High School
- Gardena High School
- Hamilton High School (LAUSD)
- Hollywood High School
- James A. Foshay Learning Center
- Jordan High School (LAUSD)
- King/Drew Magnet High School of Medicine & Science
- Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies (LACES)
- Los Angeles High School
- Manual Arts High School
- Middle College High School
- Narbonne High School
- Rancho Dominguez Preparatory School
- Taft High School
- University Senior High School
- Van Nuys High School
- Venice High School
- Washington Preparatory High School (LAUSD)
- Westchester Enriched Sciences Magnets High School
Student Affairs
LEAP is a mentoring and tutoring program that serves underprivileged schools in South Los Angeles.
Student Affairs
An LGBTQ resource center that has proudly been serving the UCLA community for 20 years by providing a comprehensive range of education and advocacy services.
Luskin School of Public Affairs
A center that advances research on how people live, move, and work in the Los Angeles region.
Institute of American Cultures
An LGBT archival collection central to the Chicano Studies Research Center's (CSRC) projects.
Luskin School of Public Affairs
The Local Climate Change Initiative is designed to strengthen local governments’ capacity to reduce emissions and adapt to climate change.
Luskin School of Public Affairs
This program will generate and disseminate new knowledge to assist local governments in meeting the regulatory demands around reducing local and GHG
Fielding School of Public Health
A collaborative effort to engage community-based organizations in providing leadership & partnership to promote community resilience in the face of emergencies.
- City of Burbank, Disaster Services
- City of Long Beach, Department of Public Health
- City of Pasadena, Department of Public Health
- City of West Hollywood, Division of Public Safety
- Emergency Network of Los Angeles, The Los Angeles County VOAD
- Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, Emergency Preparedness and Response Program
- Los Angeles County Emergency Operations Center
- The RAND Corporation
David Geffen School of Medicine
UCLA Department of Psychiatry provides mental health consultation and liaison services to LAC JMHC as part of a collaborative inter-agency team.
Luskin School of Public Affairs
LAERI conducts research to inform solutions to educational challenges facing Los Angeles.
College of Letters and Science
The Los Angeles Mathematics Circle brings middle and high school students together each week to do and learn mathematics.
School of Law
An institute that supports academic research and provides programs for law students and the business law community on issues of importance.
Luskin School of Public Affairs
Policy research for a more sustainable future.
- Annenberg School of Communication (USC)
- California Air Resources Board
- California Policy Research Center
- City of Los Angeles
- Clinton Climate Initiative
- Los Angeles Business Council
- Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
- Southern California Association of Governments
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- Union of Concerned Scientists
Luskin School of Public Affairs
An institute that roots its work in abolitionist and decolonial traditions of thought that refuse extractive and exploitative research.
College of Letters and Science
The UCLA History Department is well known for its public-facing centers and programs that engage local, state and national issues of great importance, such as the Luskin Center for History and Policy, the Public History Initiative, Million Dollar Hoods and the “Why History Matters” series. In step with the UCLA Strategic Plan, we seek to concentrate our resources and expand our many public, community engagement activities under the rubric of a new program titled “Making History in
Los Angeles,” located in the new UCLA Downtown.
Anderson School of Management
Management Development for Entrepreneurs offers a management-certificate program for established entrepreneurs looking to grow and expand their businesses.
Student Affairs
The Math Success Program (MSP) is a new support service at UCLA.
College of Letters and Science
Mathematics Diagnostic Testing Project (MDTP) is a joint California State University/University of California project.
School of Education and Information Studies
Part of a statewide program that makes a positive impact on k-12 educators, students, communities and school districts in the Los Angeles basin.
- Baldwin Park Unified School District
- Center for Powerful Public Schools
- Centinela Valley Union High School District
- Chino Valley Unified School District
- City Year, Inc. Los Angeles
- Compton Unified School District
- El Segundo Unified School District
- Families in Schools
- Geffen Playhouse
- Holy Angels Elementary School
- Inglewood Unified School District
- Inner City Arts
- Kern County Superintendent of Schools Office
- Korea Daily
- LA's Promise
- Lawndale School District
- Lennox School District
- Los Angeles Small Schools Center
- Los Angeles Unified School District
- Los Angeles Urban League
- Lynwood Unified School District
- Manhattan Beach Unified School District
- Montebello Unified School District
- Mountain View School District
- NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center
- Paramount Unified School District
- Partnership for Los Angeles Schools
- Pasadena Unified School District
- Poway Unified School District
- Redondo Beach Unified School District
- Rowland Heights Unified School District
- San Gabriel Unified School District
- Santa Monica / Malibu School District
- South Pasadena Unified School District
- Temple City Unified School District
- Torrance Unified School District
- UCLA Bruin Guardian Scholars Program
- UCLA Community School
- UCLA Lab School
David Geffen School of Medicine
The hospital provides a healing environment for family-centered care of seriously ill and injured children.
Student Affairs
MEChA Calmécac offers comprehensive academic support services to all students in order to address a wide variety of needs.
Student Affairs
MESH serves as a bridge between understaffed free health clinics/non-profit organizations and UCLA students interested in volunteering for their community.
David Geffen School of Medicine
We have in a little more than 60 years grown to become an internationally recognized leader in medical education, research, patient care and public service
Student Affairs
MHI seeks to remove the cultural stigma of mental health and offer support to at-risk populations through education, community service, and referrals.
Student Affairs
A program to address the lack of advocacy, resources, and guidance in a community that is in dire need of developing future leaders.
Student Affairs
A program that focuses on providing students with both academic support and peer advising.
College of Letters and Science
A 7.5-acre garden, outdoor classroom, and research facility on the UCLA campus.
- California Native Plant Society
- California Science Center
- Cold Creek Docents
- Heal the Bay
- Las Virgenes Municipal Water District
- Malibu Creek State Park
- Mountains Restoration Trust
- Resource Conservation District of the Santa Monica Mountains
- Santa Maria Parks and Trails Association
- Santa Monica Bay Audubon Society
- Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy
- Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area (National Park Service Headquarters)
- Santa Monica Mountains Trails Council
- Sierra Club
- Skirball Cultural Center
College of Letters and Science
An innovative research project that maps and documents the human and fiscal costs of mass incarceration in Los Angeles and beyond.
UCLA Health
The UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center (MARC) offers courses in mindfulness for the public. We have a free app called “UCLA Mindful”.
David Geffen School of Medicine
We strive to establish a safe, nonjudgmental environment where people of all backgrounds can receive direct medical care, legal advocacy, and compassion
David Geffen School of Medicine
A student-run streetside clinic that serves the unhoused and other marginalized communities every week--rain or shine.
International Institute
A conference series that invites distinguished speakers from across the nation and overseas to speak on diverse topics.
Herb Alpert School of Music
A donor-supported outreach program that provides weekly individual and group music lessons to K-12 students at our community partnership sites, free of charge.
David Geffen School of Medicine
One of the world’s first programs dedicated solely to nanomedicine and pediatric patients.
David Geffen School of Medicine
The Nathanson Family Resilience Center at UCLA houses a welcoming center designed to support the wellbeing of families living with mental health problems through educational resources and prevention programs. The Center works with communities & systems of care to design & evaluate high-quality, preventive services that enhance family relationships & child development.
David Geffen School of Medicine
Consultation, training and resources aim to strengthen the capacity of the arts community and promote the professional development of artists with disabilities.
School of Education and Information Studies
We are committed to supporting educators pursuing the rigorous National Board Certification, a nationally recognized advanced teaching credential.
- Baldwin Park Unified School District
- Center for Powerful Public Schools
- Centinela Valley Union High School District
- Chino Valley Unified School District
- City Year, Inc. Los Angeles
- Compton Unified School District
- El Segundo Unified School District
- Families in Schools
- Geffen Playhouse
- Holy Angels Elementary School
- Inglewood Unified School District
- Inner City Arts
- Kern County Superintendent of Schools Office
- Korea Daily
- LA's Promise
- Lawndale School District
- Lennox School District
- Los Angeles Small Schools Center
- Los Angeles Unified School District
- Los Angeles Urban League
- Lynwood Unified School District
- Manhattan Beach Unified School District
- Montebello Unified School District
- Mountain View School District
- NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center
- Paramount Unified School District
- Partnership for Los Angeles Schools
- Pasadena Unified School District
- Poway Unified School District
- Redondo Beach Unified School District
- Rowland Heights Unified School District
- San Gabriel Unified School District
- Santa Monica / Malibu School District
- South Pasadena Unified School District
- Temple City Unified School District
- Torrance Unified School District
- UCLA Bruin Guardian Scholars Program
- UCLA Community School
- UCLA Lab School
College of Letters and Science
Provide free resources and online technical assistance designed to improve equity of opportunity for students to succeed at school and beyond by helping districts, schools, and communities enhance how they address barriers to learning and teaching and reengage disconnected students.
David Geffen School of Medicine
A nationwide project designed to assess the effects of environmental and genetic factors on children’s health in the United States.
International Institute
The National Heritage Language Resource Center at UCLA develops effective teaching approaches for heritage language learners through research, curriculum design, materials development, and teacher education.
College of Letters and Science
Six-day residential program.
- Cerritos College
- Citrus College
- Compton College
- East Los Angeles College
- El Camino College
- Glendale Community College
- Long Beach City College
- Los Angeles City College
- Los Angeles Harbor College
- Los Angeles Mission College
- Los Angeles Pierce College
- Los Angeles Southwest College
- Los Angeles Trade Tech College
- Los Angeles Valley College
- Mt. San Antonio College
- Pasadena City College
- Rio Hondo College
- Santa Monica College
- West Los Angeles College
School of Law
UCLA School of Law center advancing Indian nations’ laws and institutions while promoting cultural resource protections.
Luskin School of Public Affairs
This research project measured neighborhood cultural assets that may be used to promote economic development in Los Angeles’ ethnically diverse low-income areas
Anderson School of Management
A UCLA Anderson School of Management chapter that inspires and empowers students to drive social change on campus and throughout their careers.
Luskin School of Public Affairs
LRT systems are being planned and constructed in the middle of freeways to avoid several challenges, our project is meant to study its benefits and challenges
Luskin School of Public Affairs
This project examines how best to improve the communication skills of nurse aides in long-term care settings
School of Law
An office that provides guidance and programs to law students working with underserved communities.
Student Affairs
Volunteers visit designated site or non-profits to address specific needs. This program addresses a different cause with each visit.
David Geffen School of Medicine
Provides returning military personnel with severe facial and other medical injuries access to the nation's top plastic and reconstructive surgeons.
David Geffen School of Medicine
We were born out of an idea envisioned by UCLA Medical Center Board and Executive Committee member Ronald A. Katz after a visit to Brooke Army Medical Center
David Geffen School of Medicine
We are a student-run organization with a commitment to improve the health education of children living in the Westwood Salvation Army housing facility
Student Affairs
A student-run outreach project that was created to assist high school students in their preparation for admissions into an institution of higher education.
David Geffen School of Medicine
Since 1980, Para Los Niños has responded to the needs of under-served children and families in Los Angeles
School of Education and Information Studies
PEP partners with schools, communities and families to nurture and sustain parent engagement through dialogue, collaboration, and mutual learning.
Luskin School of Public Affairs
Why do some households own more cars? Our project works to answer this question
Luskin School of Public Affairs
We examine local governments imposing minimum parking standards on development, these requirements impose a “parking tax” on new residential construction
Luskin School of Public Affairs
Parklets for Los Angeles aims to capture best practices and lessons learned around creating parklets (small urban parks) to encourage physical activity.
David Geffen School of Medicine
P4P has afforded medical students the opportunity to become mentors to high school students from disadvantaged backgrounds
Extension
A two-year, certificated educational program for young adults with developmental disabilities.
International Institute
A center dedicated to promoting and enhancing research on Japan.
College of Letters and Science
The Curtis Center works to provide an increasing number of U.S K-12 students with access to rigorous and engaging mathematical activity.
College of Letters and Science
A center that engages in transformative research on all aspects of Iranian antiquity.
Community Partnerships 
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