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Here’s What Happens When UC Berkeley Students Try to ‘Hack’ the Housing Crisis

After a semester studying housing, transit and other issues plaguing the Bay Area, a group of UC Berkeley students has some unexpected solutions. Free buses,

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Bringing Affordable Off-Grid Lighting to the Developing World

World Development journal features the research of Evan Mills and the Blum-funded Lumina Project, which cultivates technologies and markets for affordable low-carbon lighting worldwide.

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Autodesk Foundation CEO Lynelle Cameron on Courage, Creativity, and Critical Thinking

Lynelle Cameron (Haas MBA ’01) has over 20 years of experience helping companies capitalize on market opportunities related to sustainability and climate change. Cameron is

November 26, 2018

Making History: Blum Center Director of Student Programs Sean Burns Profiled in the East Bay Express

http://www.eastbayexpress.com/oakland/making-history/Content?oid=4260987

May 15, 2015

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Deep Learning and Mindset Shifts in GPP Summer Study

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Global Poverty & Practice Experiences were cancelled this summer. However, the Blum Center created the GPP Summer Study, taught by Dr. Rachel Dzombak with 22 students across 15 majors to explore ways in which they might create change for a problem they care about.

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How a Cellphone Could Save Millions From Disease

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Here’s What Happens When UC Berkeley Students Try to ‘Hack’ the Housing Crisis

Bringing Affordable Off-Grid Lighting to the Developing World

Autodesk Foundation CEO Lynelle Cameron on Courage, Creativity, and Critical Thinking

Making History: Blum Center Director of Student Programs Sean Burns Profiled in the East Bay Express

Deep Learning and Mindset Shifts in GPP Summer Study

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