New Book Co-Edited by Victor Narro Shares Lessons in Immigrant Organizing The essays examine the histories, struggles, and victories of immigrant and worker resistance movements.
New Report Profiles California’s Private Sector Janitorial Workers The brief finds that janitors face economic vulnerabilities due to their low wages, employment status, and gender.
UCLA Labor Center hosts ‘Young Workers and Leaders Convening’ Gathering comprised of a data gallery walk, where participants commented on current young worker data
Labor Profile: Maria Castaneda of 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East The labor leader tells the story of her first assignment as a young organizer.
UCLA Labor Center hosts ‘Opportunity For All’ teach-in Program uplifted campaign for undocumented student employment at the University of California
Stuart Foundation grants the UCLA Labor Center $125k to study young workers The funding will expand previous research examining the challenges that impact young workers across the state.
UCLA Labor Center brings together 60 labor leaders for San Diego-Tijuana border tour Visits to a migrant shelter & job training center illuminated how racial & labor justice intersect across borders
Kick off Latinx Heritage Month with Re:Work, the UCLA Labor Center Podcast Mauricio Juarez shares his journey from working in silver mines in Mexico to working in fast-food in San Diego.
UCLA Labor Center and Mexican university team up to advance worker rights Opening of new labor center forms part of a longstanding global partnership with UCLA’s Labor Center.
AAPI Workers Visit San Diego and Tijuana to Strengthen Cross-Border Organizing UCLA Labor Center and APALA brought together activists working toward immigrant and migrant worker justice.
