Over its 50 years, the UCLA Labor Center has emerged as a historic social justice institution in Los Angeles. It has provided critical support to labor issues and forged deep partnerships between worker centers and unions. It has been a safe space and ground zero for the immigrant youth movement. And the UCLA Labor Center’s programs have led countless young people to dedicate their lives to social change and become the next generation of labor leaders.
The UCLA Dream Resource Center Welcomes New Staff Members
Meet the DRC’s new team members: Cuauhtemoc Salinas Martell, Gaby Gil, and Jessica Olivares.
UCLA Dream Resource Center Hiring Alumni Coordinator and Project Coordinators
The UCLA Dream Resource Center is looking to hire an Alumni Coordinator and two Project Coordinators.
Denise Panaligan, 2021-2022 DRC Alumni Council Member
Denise Panaligan is currently a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient and is passionate about immigrant rights, working with young people, and education.
We Matter: A Poem for Immigrant Justice
The UCLA Dream Resource Center invites you to read “We Matter,” a poem by 2020-21 Immigrant Justice fellow Sara Alagha.
Immigrant Working Families are Sewing Resilience in the Fast Fashion Industry of L.A.
Santa Puac is a garment worker fighting to end exploitation in the garment industry of L.A.
