Q&A with Graduate Natasha Castro
To celebrate the labor and workplace studies class of 2017, we interviewed recent graduate, Natasha Castro.
Struggles and Support: California’s Homecare Employers, 2017
Ready to Work, Uprooting Inequity: Black Workers in California, 2017
Ready to Work, Uprooting Inequity: Black Workers in Los Angeles County, 2017
Emergency Medical Services in California: Wages, Working Conditions, and Industry Profile, 2017
Juggling Time: Young Workers and Scheduling Practices in the Los Angeles Service Sector, 2016
Dirty Threads, Dangerous Factories: Health and Safety in Los Angeles’ Fashion Industry, 2016
Immigrant Youth in the Silicon Valley: Together We Rise, 2016
Undocumented and Uninsured Part 4: The Power of a Healthy Community, 2016
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