COVID-19 Webinars and Resources

Institute Events on COVID-19

Image for Brazil, Bolsonaro, and COVID-19: One Year Later

Thu

May 20

5:00 PM

Covid-19

Lessons from the pandemic: Taiwan's response to COVID-19 and the...

Terasaki Center for Japanese Studies

How Japan Responded to the Covid-19 Pandemic

Terasaki Center for Japanese Studies

Animal Transport and Pandemics Across the Mediterranean

Center for European and Russian Studies

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International Institute COVID-19 Articles and Resources

Art beyond quarantine

Two UCLA faculty explore the meaning of "World Pandemic," a new painting by Claude Bosana of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

UCLA Global Classroom community supports UCLA during pandemic

A UCLA alumna and Chinese high school students associated with the UCLA Global Classroom have generously donated facial masks to UCLA.

An early look at the ongoing pandemic

At a recent discussion, Christine Loh (Anderson School) and Robert Kim-Farley (Fielding School) examined COVID-19 containment strategies, issues of political leadership and longstanding socioeconomic problems being aggravated by the pandemic.

Chinese parents send heartfelt support to UCLA health care workers

Two groups of generous Chinese parents separately organized support for UCLA health care workers working on the frontlines of COVID-19.

Webinar series on UCLA research on COVID-19

Researchers to be featured include Ren Sun, professor of molecular and medical pharmacology and director of the Cross-Disciplinary Scholars in Science & Technology Program of the UCLA International Institute.

The UCLA International Institute condemns the violence against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders — including hate crimes — which has surged in recent months, and we join Chancellor Block in denouncing stereotypes and racial biases of any kind. We are horrified and saddened by the Atlanta shootings and other attacks in California, New York and elsewhere. Our thoughts are with those directly or indirectly affected by these attacks, and we encourage members of the UCLA community to consult these resources on anti-Asian discrimination.