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In “Fighting Mad,” UCSB professor Laury Oaks examines how infant surrender policies are being used to justify restrictions on reproductive choice—and the ongoing fight for reproductive justice in the post-Roe era.
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David Bazemore
2023 South Coast Economic Summit guests (from left) Ted Egan, Christopher Waller and Peter Rupert
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With a California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Grant, Foundations in the Humanities is funded to run at Corcoran for three years.
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Jeff Liang
Associate Professor David W. Lawson, May 2023
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Michelle Bell
Michelle Bell, Chinatown Live
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Debra Herrick
Chris Erdman is a recipient of the American Academy in Rome fellowship for 2024–25.
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Michael Gurven
Compared to industrialized counterparts Tsimané people of lowland Bolivia have less food availability and must expend more effort to get it
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Federal funding for the JEDI Project will increase the number of highly trained psychologists in K-12 public schools
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Professor France Winddance Twine, March 2023