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.
Archives: In the Headlines
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.
SCOTUS Decision on DACA & Resources
The US Supreme Court ruled to allow the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program to remain in place.
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.
Black Lives Matter
The Labor Center expresses our solidarity with the Movement for Black Lives and the millions of people throughout the country who are outraged at the police killing of George … Continued
Mario Perez, 2020 IJF Fellow
Meet Mario Perez! Mario is the Inland Empire fellow for the 2020 Immigrant Justice Fellowship (IJF), the UCLA Dream Resource Center’s California-wide rapid-response fellowship.
Labor’s Voice Education Series Launches
This timely series will address worker issues and rights in the midst of the Covid-19 crisis.
Deyanira Cuellar, 2020 IJF Fellow
Meet Deyanira Cuellar! Deyanira is the Fresno fellow for the 2020 Immigrant Justice Fellowship (IJF), the UCLA Dream Resource Center’s California-wide rapid-response fellowship.
Eva-Vera Kouassi Clollet, 2020 IJF Fellow
Meet Eva-Vera Kouassi Clollet! Eva is the Inland Empire fellow for the 2020 Immigrant Justice Fellowship (IJF), the UCLA Dream Resource Center’s California-wide rapid-response fellowship.
Sara Alagha, 2020 IJF Fellow
Meet Sara Alagha! Sara is the San Diego fellow for the 2020 Immigrant Justice Fellowship (IJF), the UCLA Dream Resource Center’s California-wide rapid-response fellowship.
