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The California Agenda (Lecture No. 8)September 28, 2005The Pat Brown Institute of Public AffairsPresents The California Agenda Public Policy Lecture Series The Changing Shape of Diversity in Los Angeles Featuring Ali Modarres Associate Director, Pat Brown Institute Hosted By Union Bank of California Wednesday, September 28, 2005, 8:30-10:30 AM Breakfast will be served The City Club on Bunker Hill 333 South Grand Ave., 54th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90071 (Parking is accessible below Wells Fargo Building) This lecture series is supported by a grant from The James Irvine Foundation What do we mean by integration? Though segregation is adequately discussed or understood, integration is not. How do we recognize it? What criteria would we use to declare a neighborhood is integrated, especially in a multiethnic city? Are integrated neighborhoods stable? Is integration necessarily spatial? To answer these and other questions, this lecture will examine the changing pattern of integration in Los Angeles County and some of its social, political, and economic dynamics with special attention given to integrative policy options and their relevance to the future of American cities. The California Agenda lecture series, a component of the Pat Brown Institute's Public Policy Education Program, was created to educate and engage California policymakers and decision-makers on important state public policy issues. Please RSVP with Fredy Ceja at the Pat Brown Institute of Public Affairs (323) 343-3770. For additional information on the topic, speaker and location please visit our website at www.patbrowninstitute.org |
