California has long been a national leader in efforts to end the tobacco epidemic, adopting state and local policies to support tobacco-free communities. Join us on Wednesday, March 27, as we present findings from a new study examining how statewide variations in local tobacco policies have left some Californians more vulnerable to the harms of tobacco.

The Trump administration has proposed budget cuts of up to 31% to the Environmental Protection Agency. In this seminar, experts from the UCLA CHPR and the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health discuss implications of the proposed budget cuts at the national level and for California-based initiatives ranging from pollution mitigation around the Port of Los Angeles to preservation and protection efforts for the San Francisco Bay.