UCLA FACULTY and RESEARCHERS
As a top public research institution, UCLA is home to scholarship across several disciplines on issues surrounding healthy schools and communities.
As a top public research institution, UCLA is home to scholarship across several disciplines on issues surrounding healthy schools and communities.
A selection of UCLA schools, departments and research centers that conduct research and create educational tools to promote school safety.
The center supports the development of resilient, emotionally healthy children through training, research and community outreach to help identify early signs of childhood anxiety and support families in accessing resources.
Housed at UCLA Psychology, the Center for MH in Schools & Student/Learning Supports helps schools address barriers to learning and teaching. The center was launched by the School Mental Health Project at UCLA.
Housed at the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, the center serves as a thought partner for districts, counties and states to pursue whole child, whole community approaches to school system improvement.
Housed at the Luskin School of Public Affairs and expected to launch in 2020, the institute will serve as a hub for international research, policymaking and shared knowledge, all focused on bullying, school safety and well-being on campuses.
Housed at UCLA Health, the center combines academic research with direct services to families to strengthen family health and wellness through community partnerships, new technologies and training programs.
Jointly coordinated by the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute and the Duke University Medical Center, the network leads efforts to increase access to services and raise the standard of care for children and their families across the United States who have experienced trauma.
Housed at the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, the initiative focuses on research, policy, school assessments and training, operational response and harm prevention in preK-12, colleges and universities, vocational institutions, private schools and faith-based institutions.
The center brings together a wide variety of UCLA resources and expertise to address the complex needs of foster youth and to create better prevention systems for families who are at risk of losing their children to the foster care system.
Emily Carter, Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost
Ronald Brookmeyer, Dean, Fielding School of Public Health
Darnell Hunt, Dean of Social Sciences
Jennifer Mnookin, Dean, UCLA School of Law
Andrea Ocampo, Program Manager, UCLA Department of Pediatrics
Jody Priselac, Associate Dean for Community Programs, Graduate School of Education & Information Studies
Linda Sarna, Dean of UCLA School of Nursing
Gary Segura, Dean, Luskin School of Public Affairs
Christina Christie, Interim Dean, Graduate School of Education & Information Studies
Roger Wakimoto, Vice Chancellor for Research