• Home
• About
  • History of IDEA

    • Jeannie Oakes, Founder and Former Director
    • Learning Power
  • Areas of Research

    • Resources, Conditions, and Opportunities
    • High School Reform
    • Organizing
    • Accountability
    • Youth Research
  • Leadership
  • Giving to UCLA IDEA
  • Contact Us
• Projects
  • It's About Time
  • Learning to Lead
  • Organized Labor and School Reform
  • The Council of Youth Research

    • News & Events
    • Current Year
    • Projects & Presentations

      • 2011 Council of Youth Research PowerPoints
      • 2010 Summer Seminar PowerPoints
      • 2010 Summer Seminar Videos
      • 2009-10 Council PowerPoints
      • 2009-10 Student Videos
    • Summer Seminar Students
    • 2009-10 Council

      • Meet the Students
      • Meet the Instructors
  • Past Projects

    • Community Schools
    • Futures
    • Teaching to Change LA
    • Teaching to Change the World
    • Tracking and Detracking
    • Williams v. California
  • Youth Voice in School Finance

    • Youth Voice in School Finance
• Publications
  • Educating for a Diverse Democracy in California: The Growing Challenges of Political Conflict and Hostile Behavior
  • Educating for a Diverse Democracy: The Chilling Role of Political Conflict in Blue, Purple, and Red Communities
  • Building Community to Support Inclusion and Reduce Intolerance: Factors that Shape Principals Efforts
  • Educating Toward a Multiracial Democracy in California
  • The Conflict Campaign: Exploring Local Experiences of the Campaign to Ban “Critical Race Theory” in Public K–12 Education in the U.S., 2020–2021
  • Learning Lessons: U.S. Public High Schools and the COVID-19 Pandemic in Spring 2020
  • School and Society in the Age of Trump
  • Teaching and Learning in the Age of Trump: Increasing Stress and Hostility in America’s High Schools
• Newsroom
  • IDEA News

    • NEW REPORT: Los Angeles' road to A-G for all
    • New Report explores Linked Learning alumni trajectories
    • June 1: Student-teacher social justice conference
    • Archive

      • New Book: "Public Engagement for Public Education"
      • Jan. 26: Restorative justice and school leadership
      • November election: A look at Propositions 30 & 38
      • June 13: Experts and advocates discuss implications of LAUSD's teacher agreement
      • June 9: Los Angeles youth organize social justice conference
      • May 4: IDEA answers key questions about LAUSD a-g policy
      • March 2: LA hearing on status of young men of color
      • Feb. 10-11: Social Justice Schools Conference
      • Jan. 29: Oral history series highlights Council leader
      • New information on high school reform
      • Jan. 4: Changes to online 'Roundup'
      • Dec. 16: California's 'Parent Trigger' law draws international attention
  • Education News Roundup

    • Archive
  • Our Ideas

    • Themes in the News

      • Our Last IDEA “Theme,” But Stay Tuned
      • Take No Vacation from Making Schools Better
      • Justices Bury their Heads on Diversity
      • A Funding Step Forward
      • LAUSD's Road to College for All
      • Archive
    • Voices Behind the News
    • News Features

      • A "refreshing" point-of-view
      • UC pushes for new, integrated curriculum
  • Presentations

    • Without Dollars and Sense PDF
    • Without Dollars and Sense Powerpoint
  • Press Releases
  • News Coverage
  • Media Contact
  • Gallery

    • Summer Seminar Sacramento Trip 2010
    • Youth Summit July11, 2004
    • IDEA 2004 Summer Seminar
    • Harris Poll May 2004
    • Watts Labor Community Action Center
    • IDEA 2002 Summer Seminar
    • TCLA 2001
    • Parent U-Turn 2006
  • RSS Feeds
• Educational Opportunity
  • Latest State Educational Opportunity Report
  • Past Educational Opportunity Reports
  • Additional Reports
• IDEA en Español
  • Nosotros

    • Historia
    • Áreas de Investigación
    • Contáctenos
  • Informes
  • Sala de Prensa

    • Boletines
    • Noticias

UCLA IDEA is housed in the School of Education and Information Studies

1041 Moore Hall, Box 951521
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Phone: 310-206-8725 Fax: 310-206-8770