Meet The 2019 Immigrant Justice Fellows
We are excited to announce that the 2019 Immigrant Justice fellows have been selected. Learn about them!
Archives: In the Headlines
UTLA Reaches TA, Ends Historic Strike
The UCLA Labor Center supported UTLA teachers during their historic 6-day strike for the future of public education.
UCLA Labor Center Hosts Tri-national Labor Conference Focused on Gender and Migration
This two-day conference focused on issues impacting the global supply chain. In partnership with Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung, United Steel Workers, and UE Union.
No One Size Fits All: Worker Organization, Policy, and Movement in a New Economic Age
This new book captures different strategies and methods that workers have enacted to improve working conditions while looking at the issues that enabled these conditions.
UCLA Releases First National Study of Labor Conditions in Nail Salon Industry
Report highlights key issues, trends, and areas of oversight in the national nail salon industry.
Livestream of Panel: “Hour Crisis: Scheduling and Retail Worker Organizing in Los Angeles”
Organizers, industry experts, and academics discuss scheduling and retail worker organizing in LA.
Parent to Parent, Building to Building, School to School
In collaboration with Building Skills Partnership (BSP), the UCLA Labor Center’s “Parent to Parent, Building to Building, School to School” project focused on improving educational opportunities for janitors’ families and communities.
LSRIP Students Share Research on “Earners & Learners” in LA County
The Labor Summer Research Internship Program closed with student presentations on “earners and learners.”
New Episode of Re:Work Radio with Henry Walton
Our latest show is a tribute to the life and legacy of Henry Walton, a pioneer of radio broadcasting.
Undocumented Stories Exhibit Visits Museum of Latin American Art
The Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach will be hosting Undocumented Stories, a multimedia exhibit that showcases the personal stories and experiences of immigrant youth.
