Are you registered for our upcoming webinar?
On Thursday, November 5th, the Center for Community Solutions will be hosting a webinar exploring how nonprofits serve as an important source of civic infrastructure across the Inland Empire.
Using research from our very own Professor Qingfang Wang, along with the perspectives of a number of local nonprofits, attendees will understand how organizations create opportunities for residents to volunteer, build relationships, develop civic skills, and turn community concerns into action.
Register using the link: bit.ly/ccs-nonprofits
#UCR #UCRSPP #UCRSchoolofPublicPolicy #InlandEmpire #CivicEngagement #Nonprofits
This month, Professor Gaudette was featured on Imperfect Paradise, an award-winning news-magazine show and podcast. 🎙️
She and Kristen Hwang, a CalMatters health reporter, break down Proposition 40, which would impose a 5% tax on certain taxpayers with assets over $1 billion, and the impact it would have on Californians.
Listen at this link: laist.com/shows/imperfectpar…
#UCRSPP #UCR #PublicPolicy #ImperfectParadise #Voting #Election #FacultyResearch #UCRSchoolofPublicPolicy #California #Prop40
Today’s the day!
Join us at 9 AM for our annual Persist Women’s Political Engagement Conference.
Guests ranging from professions in politics, business, education and more, will discuss their stories and backgrounds while also encouraging meaningful conversation about the importance of representation in leadership.
Walk up registration is available at HUB 302!
At this year’s Persist Women’s Political Engagement Conference, we’re bringing together an incredible group of women leaders who are shaping the future of the Inland Empire! 🗳️
Join us for an inspiring conversation featuring:
Karen Spiegel – Riverside County Supervisor, District 2
Helen Tran – Mayor of San Bernardino
Naomi Soto – Mayor of Palm Springs
Dr. Gwen Dowdy-Rodgers – President, San Bernardino County Board of Education
Amy Jones – Mayor of Loma Linda
Register: persist.ucr.edu
Alumni, are you going to Homecoming?
On November 7th, we will be holding a mini class session with two public policy professors covering the importance of mental health and accuracy of surveys.
Don’t miss out, register now ➡️bit.ly/spp-homecoming
Alumni! Don’t forget about Homecoming! 🎓
We will be holding a mini class session with two public policy Professors, covering the accuracy of surveys and the significance of public mental health policy.
📅 Saturday, Nov. 7th
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Student Success Center 316
Register here ➡️ bit.ly/spp-homecoming
We’re looking forward to seeing you all back at SPP! 🫏☀️
#UCRSPP #UCR #PublicPolicy #UCRHomecoming #SPPAlumni #UCRAlumni #UCRSchoolofPublicPolicy
At this year’s Persist Women’s Political Engagement Conference, we’re bringing together an incredible group of women leaders who are shaping the future of the Inland Empire! 🗳️
Join us for an inspiring conversation featuring:
Karen Spiegel – Riverside County Supervisor, District 2
Helen Tran – Mayor of San Bernardino
Naomi Soto – Mayor of Palm Springs
Dr. Gwen Dowdy-Rodgers – President, San Bernardino County Board of Education
Amy Jones – Mayor of Loma Linda
Register: persist.ucr.edu
Reminder, GIS Day is coming up!
Join us on Thursday, November 5th to learn how GIS and spatial data are helping solve real-world problems!
Register by clicking the link ➡️ survey123.arcgis.com/share/a…
#UCRSPP #SPP #UCRSchoolofPublicPolicy #SchoolofPublicPolicy #UCR #RiversideCounty #RivCo #GIS #GeospatialInformationSystems
How can maps and spatial data help solve real-world policy challenges? 🗺️
Join Riverside County for its annual GIS Day, where our very own Professor Wei Kang will be presenting her research.
Thursday, November 5th
9 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
County Administrative Center Board Chambers
Register: gis.rivco.org/pages/gisday20…
Alumni! Don’t forget about Homecoming! 🎓
We will be holding a mini class session with two public policy Professors, covering the accuracy of surveys and the significance of public mental health policy.
📅 Saturday, Nov. 7th
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Student Success Center 316
Register here ➡️ bit.ly/spp-homecoming
We’re looking forward to seeing you all back at SPP! 🫏☀️
#UCRSPP #UCR #PublicPolicy #UCRHomecoming #SPPAlumni #UCRAlumni #UCRSchoolofPublicPolicy
Join the UCR Center for Community Solutions for a webinar exploring how nonprofits across the Inland Empire build civic engagement, strengthen community connections, and create opportunities for residents to get involved.
📅 Thursday, November 5th
3 - 4 p.m.
Online via Zoom
🔗 Register today: bit.ly/ccs-nonprofits
Persist 2026 is just weeks away! 🙌 Introducing our keynote speakers: Senator Eloise Gómez Reyes, Mayor Jacque Casillas, Dr. Paulette Brown-Hinds & Dr. Cameo Carter.
Join us Oct. 26th! Register today: persist.ucr.edu
Don't forget to register to secure your spot!
The annual Persist Women’s Political Engagement Conference is back for its ninth year, ready to inspire women to get engaged in the political sphere through inspirational speakers, panels, and mentor sessions.
📅 Monday, October 26th, 2026
⏰ 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
📍 UC Riverside, Highlander Union Building, Room 302
➡️ Register today: myadv.ucr.edu/forms/persist2…
How can maps and spatial data help solve real-world policy challenges? 🗺️
Join Riverside County for its annual GIS Day, where our very own Professor Wei Kang will be presenting her research.
Thursday, November 5th
9 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
County Administrative Center Board Chambers
Register: gis.rivco.org/pages/gisday20…
Congratulations to Dr. Mehdi Nemati on receiving the 2026 APPAM World Citizen Prize in Environmental Performance! 🌎
We’re proud to see his work in environmental economics and policy recognized by @APPAM_DC.
The award will be presented next month at the APPAM Membership and Awards Lunch in Boston.
The UCR School of Public Policy is proud to co-host a conversation with @CalMatters on election security in California.
Where are Riverside County’s ballots, and how secure are its elections?
📅 Thursday, Sept. 24th | 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
📍 The Cheech, Riverside
Register: give.calmatters.org/event/wh…
The annual Persist Women’s Political Engagement Conference is back for its ninth year, ready to inspire women to get engaged in the political sphere through inspirational speakers, panels, and mentor sessions.
📅 Monday, October 26th, 2026
⏰ 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
📍 UC Riverside, Highlander Union Building, Room 302
➡️ Register today: myadv.ucr.edu/forms/persist2…
We are ending our 10-year anniversary Faculty Feature series with Dr. Mark Long, Dean of the UCR School of Public Policy! 🏛️
As the School enters its second decade, Dr. Long is focused on strengthening our national reputation, expanding opportunities for students to engage with policymakers, and increasing the reach and impact of faculty research.
Read the full feature here: spp10years.ucr.edu/faculty-f…
Congratulations to MPP alumnus Jesse Melgar '17 on his appointment as Vice President of Government Affairs at The California Endowment (@CalEndow)! 👏
In this newly created leadership role, Jesse will have an important voice in guiding regional investments and advancing health equity in communities across California.
We're proud to see our alumni making an impact on our region and beyond!
Our second faculty feature of the summer is Dr. Ken Baerenklau!
A founding faculty member of the UCR School of Public Policy, Dr. Baerenklau's research focuses on water resource economics and policy, helping develop evidence-based solutions to environmental challenges.
Read more about Dr. Baerenklau: spp10years.ucr.edu/faculty-f…
#UCRSPP #WaterPolicy #PublicPolicy #UCR
Our first faculty feature of the summer is Dr. Kevin Esterling!
Dr. Esterling researches how AI can strengthen civic engagement, improve communication between researchers and policymakers, and encourage more informed public dialogue.
Learn more about his work ⬇️
spp10years.ucr.edu/faculty-f…
#UCRSPP #UCR #PublicPolicy #AI
🌟 Congratulations to our July Alumni Spotlight, Jessica Barriga (MPP '20)!
As Senior Economic Development Policy Advisor for the Office of Mayor Matt Mahan, Jessica is helping shape policies that support a vibrant and prosperous San Jose while putting community priorities first.
Our next faculty feature is Distinguished Professor of Public Policy, Dr. Bruce Link!
Dr. Link is widely recognized for his contributions to sociology, public health, and psychiatric epidemiology, with research focusing on health inequalities, social stigma and mental illness, and the relationship between mental illness and violent behaviors. 🧠📚
In 2026, Dr. Link became the first professor from the UCR School of Public Policy to receive the UCR Faculty Research Lecturer Award, recognizing his distinguished record in research. He was also named to Clarivate Analytics’ Highly Cited Researchers list for the tenth consecutive year. 🏆
#UCRSPP #SPP #SchoolofPublicPolicy #UCRSchoolofPublicPolicy #UCR #10YearAnniversary #Celebrating10Years

















