Workers as Health Monitors According to a new study, recruiting frontline workers in monitoring against COVID-19 would reduce transmission and support economic recovery in Los Angeles County.
Workers and Learners Juggle Work and College and Struggle to Make Ends Meet The study examines the challenges that lie at the intersection of higher education and labor.
Reimagined Recovery: Black Workers, the Public Sector, and COVID-19 The public sector is significant and vital to Black people and Black families in Los Angeles County.
Our UCLA Labor Center Storytelling Radio Show is now also a Podcast 4 new episodes of Re:Work Radio available on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, Pocket Casts.
UCLA Releases First In-Depth Empirical Study of Court-Ordered Community Service Community service exacerbates criminal justice debt through forced labor.
Ford Foundation Grants the Labor Center $750k for worker and immigrant initiatives The grants will help youth from immigrant families and undocumented and low-wage workers
Q&A: LSRIP Alumni Gloria Perez & Juan Muñoz Labor Summer Research Internship Program alumni share their research experiences.
New Re:Work Radio Episode with LA Teacher Re:Work Radio brings you a coming-of-age story from high school history teacher Rudy Dueñas.
2019 Immigrant Justice Fellowship Kick-Off In February 2019, the Dream Resource Center kicked off the second year of the Immigrant Justice Fellowship!
New Episode of Re:Work Radio – ‘Trafficked’ Re:Work Radio brings you the story of Lester Ramos and his journey from the Philippines.
