Next City profiles Shauna Nep, Director of Community and Innovation at the Goldhirsh Foundation.

Risk-Taking Philanthropy Work Can Make a Big Urban Impact, Next City Profiles Shauna Nep

UCLA institute gives Los Angeles County a ‘C’ for its management of water supply and water quality, and researchers find that L.A. County’s potable water use is still almost twice as high as average European city.

L.A. saving water but still has a long way to go, Los Angeles Times

“UCLA’s report card fills a gap in what we know about the county,” said Tara Roth, president of the Goldhirsh Foundation. “It gives the public and policymakers evidence of where improvement is needed, as well as a framework to talk about it. Our hope is that it leads to broader decision-making and policies to improve the county as a whole, not just one community at a time.”

UCLA gives Los Angeles County’s environment C+ grade, Los Angeles Sun Times

Coverage of UCLA IoES’ Environmental Report Card for LA County.

UCLA’s Environmental Report Card, Good Day LA

Tune in to learn more about UCLA’s Institute of the Environment and Sustainability’s Environmental Report Card for the LA region.

UCLA’s Institute of the Environment and Sustainability’s Environmental Report Card, KCRW

The Goldhirsh Foundation and LA2050 were proud to partner on Los Angeles’ first environmental report card is out. Listen to the interview with Mark Gold on KPCC.

LA’s environment report card shows average results, KPCC

Los Angeles County has work to do when it comes to the environment, according to a UCLA study released on Tuesday that rates the county’s environmental performance as a C+. Read the coverage on LABJ.

UCLA Study Rates L.A. a C+, Los Angeles Business Journal

The ATP and Metro-sponsored event focused on safety issues, upcoming Metro projects, and ways the public can get involved to improve the transportation system in Los Angeles. Shauna Nep, director of Community & Innovation at the Goldhirsh Foundation, talked about a “culture shift” away from home- and car-ownership for millennials and how more are opting for car-free lifestyles (as well as Uber and Lyft).

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