New research highlights gender disparities of child care travel
Irene Cruise2024-10-23T15:28:04-07:00In many two-parent households, women do more child care travel than men, which may limit women’s access to opportunities, including employment.
In many two-parent households, women do more child care travel than men, which may limit women’s access to opportunities, including employment.
The October resource fair was an extension from a 2022 award-winning student capstone project that examined how transportation challenges affect health care access.
Five of this year’s student fellows partnered with clients from local transit agencies, community groups and private firms to examine the region’s current transportation issues.
UC researchers are conducting a comprehensive mixed-methods evaluation to understand how the Mobility Wallet changes people’s transportation patterns, experiences, and short-term outcomes.
At the fifth annual InterActions LA, the Lewis Center brought together researchers, policymakers and community partners to discuss progress on housing and transportation goals.
As Los Angeles experiences more 100+ degree days, bus shelters can provide critical protection for transit riders from extreme heat.
Work led by UCLA’s Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris investigates the scope of sexual harassment in transit environments, and provides policy recommendations for addressing it.
Virtual conference explores electric vehicle carshare programs and their role in bridging mobility gaps for low-income households.
Virtual event discusses “Changing Lanes: A Gender Equity Transportation Study,” and the larger importance of qualitative research to address community needs.
UCLA study finds that being a woman, identifying as LGBTQI or waiting in poorly lit areas increases the likelihood of being sexually harassed on public transit.