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The latest UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report shows progress for minorities in the entertainment industry. But for Latinos, it's a different story

Congratulations to alumna Channing Dungey, just named Chairman of Warner Bros. TV! P.S. She graduated magna cum laude

Need public art NOW? Some of Hammer Museum's "Made in L.A. 2020" exhibition is accessible to Angelenos as we speak.

"Women hold 32% of studio chair and CEO jobs; minorities just 8%." The latest UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report shows some good news for women and minorities but gridlock at the highest ranks. Read the report

Join this new #BlackLivesMatter global perspectives series put together by UCLA faculty, integrating with the courses they are teaching at the UCLA International Institute. First webinar is this Friday at 4 p.m.: https://ucla.in/37lKM2M

Answer: If people follow public health recommendations, the risk should be low.

UCLA Health epidemiologist Dr. Anne Rimoin walks us through the dos and don'ts of visiting theaters and museums as they reopen. Wear the best mask you can, or even goggles or a face shield. You may feel silly, but they reduce your risk... Keep that mask on throughout the movie meaning yes, skip the popcorn."

Congratulations to Dr. Antoni Ribas! This world-renowned physicianscientist and David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA professor was just named to the National Academy of Medicine, one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine!

Today is the deadline to register to vote in California. I urge every eligible Bruin to register and vote in this important election. And remember: Elections offer a chance to reaffirm respect for one another, even when we disagree on candidates or issues. See Chancellor Block’s full statement for a list of resources to help you register, stay informed and vote safely

A blood test commonly used to detect fetal genetic abnormalities can be modified to help predict complications associated with pregnancy before any symptoms develop.

UCLA education professor Mike Rose has researched the struggles of America’s working class. In the Washington Post, he examines what it means for educators to care in a way they may have never considered before.

The Sonoran Desert in Arizona has become our country’s new Ellis Island, says UCLA anthropology professor Jason De León. De León's Undocumented Migration Project collects items lost during migration across the U.S./Mexico border to illustrate a shared humanity and inspire a rethinking of migration. #HispanicHeritageMonth #latinxheritagemonth Full story -> https://ucla.in/34YFQy1

UCLA teamed up with Obama White House chef Bill Yosses and LAUSD to create an appetizing virtual food science course. - with Semel Healthy Campus Initiative Center at UCLA Story: https://ucla.in/3dpeipb