About the chapter
Addressing issues distinct to the Los Angeles, Southern CA, and Central CA areas, Los Angeles Unified SSN draws on faculty, postdoctoral fellows, and advanced graduate students from the institutions including but not limited to USC, UCLA, UC-Santa Barbara, Pomona College, Occidental College, Loyola, and UC-Irvine. Los Angeles Unified SSN focuses primarily on labor and migration, homelessness, urban poverty, race and racism, sexuality, and civic engagement and diversity.
Leaders
- Race & Ethnicity
- Gender & Sexuality
University of California-Santa Barbara
Members
- Education
- Housing
- Immigration
- Public Health
- Race & Ethnicity
University of California-Santa Barbara
- Gender & Sexuality
- Reproductive Health
- Democracy & Governance
University of California-Los Angeles
- Reproductive Health
- Gender & Sexuality
- Labor
- Children & Families
- Inequality
University of California-Los Angeles
- Children & Families
- Colleges & Universities
- Education
California State University, Fullerton
- Labor
- Civic Engagement
- Economy
- Inequality
- Public Health
- Housing
Occidental College
- Civic Engagement
- Health Care
- Immigration
- Race & Ethnicity
Cuesta College
Latest Contributions
Repealing the Food Stamps Ban Can Reduce Recidivism
Key Findings Brief,
Reassessing Education and the American Dream
Commentary,
Talking to Youth of Color about Racism
Key Findings Brief,
Professor Orientation in Teacher Preparation
Key Findings Brief,
Reimagining Prison Reform from the Inside
Policy Recommendation,
Latest in the News
"Before We Invest Billions in This Clean Fuel, Let’s Make Sure It’s Actually Clean," Leah C. Stokes, Opinion, The New York Times, April 14, 2023.
"To Prevent Youth Violence, Invest in Young People," Henry A. J. Ramos (with ), Opinion > Congress Blog, The Hill, January 17, 2023.
Access to Recreation in Rural and Low-Income Communities by Mario Alberto Espinoza-Kulick to Central Coast Voices/KCBX.
The Legacy of Cesar Chavez by Mario Alberto Espinoza-Kulick to Central Coast Voices/KCBX.
Latinx Culture, More Than Cinco de Mayo by Mario Alberto Espinoza-Kulick (with ) to Central Coast Voices/KCBX.
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