Scholarship Tutoring Program
Students will tutor low-wage immigrant parents and their children in the Los Angeles area.
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Community Talk Highlights Research on Koreatown Supermarket Workers
Workers and allies share experiences, reflections, and visions for workplace justice On June 4, 2025, the UCLA Labor Center, in partnership with the Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance (KIWA), AAPI Data, … Continued
Building Young Worker Power Through Curriculum and Training
By: Abbie Cohen, Graduate Student Researcher, UCLA Labor Center, and Ph.D. graduate, UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies On March 28-29, 2025, Jazmin Rivera, UCLA Labor Center community … Continued
AARJ Hosts Know Your Rights Trainings to Protect and Empower Immigrant Communities
By: Sumin Kim, AARJ Work-Study Student With the goal of uniting students, community leaders, advocates, and allies in the fight against immigrant deportations, the UCLA Labor Center’s Asian American Racial … Continued
Immigration Raids in Los Angeles: Solidarity Statement & Resource List
Dear UCLA Labor Center community, Across Los Angeles, immigrant communities are facing escalating threats and uncertainty. In recent days, workplace raids conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other … Continued
Labor Educators Rally Against Rising Child Labor
UCLA Labor Center hosts Workshop Highlighting the National Fight for Young Workers’ Rights By: Jack Kearns, UCLA Labor Center Policy Advocate On April 7, 2025, the UCLA Labor Center, in … Continued
Workplace Readiness in Action
Students at Jefferson High School learned their workplace rights and were paid a visit by AB800 bill author, Assemblywoman Liz Ortega By: Jazmin Rivera For 12th-grade students at Thomas Jefferson … Continued
The Power of Mentoring Asian Pacific American Healthcare Workers
By: Emmelle Israel, graduate student researcher for AARJ On October 17, 2024 the UCLA Labor Center’s Asian American Racial Justice (AARJ) program hosted a panel of Asian Pacific Islander Desi … Continued
Q&A with Kruskaya Hidalgo Cordero: Podcasting as Solidarity and the Platform Economy
Our Re:Work podcast recently released a two-part series in partnership with Código Doméstico. Código Doméstico in the Flesh is a podcast produced by researcher and labor organizer, Kruskaya Hidalgo Cordero. … Continued
LA County DEO Announces the High Road Training Partnership Fund, a $17 Million Grant Program for Job Training Programs and Partners
The UCLA Labor Center’s POWER in Workforce Development team will provide technical assistance to applicants and grantees and lead the High Road Training Partnership program’s evaluation to strengthen future workforce … Continued
