By Simone Frank Within the first few weeks of President Donald Trump’s second term, the need for healing has never been greater. Burnout, high anxiety levels and emotional tolls threaten … Continued
GIVING LEGACIES Stories of generosity from donors across the UCLA College community Jaime Ballesteros/Blue Veil Films This feature, authored by Emma Horio, was originally published by the UCLA College Magazine … Continued
“La solidaridad surge de la interconexión entre todos nosotros en el trabajo por la justicia social, que es una parte importante e indispensable de la vida de un activista.” — … Continued
“Solidarity evolves from the interconnectedness between all of us in social justice work, which is an important and indispensable part of an activist’s life.” — Victor Narro A nationally-known … Continued
A former LAUSD student reflects on her experience returning to the classroom as a labor studies educator. By: Victoria Fierro I attended Van Nuys High School in the middle of … Continued
By: Emmelle Israel, Graduate Student Researcher for AARJ From September 13-15, nearly 40 trainees and training fellows from Southern California unions came together in Los Angeles for the APALA Organizing … Continued
The largest-ever grant received by UCLA from the Haas, Jr. Fund will support undocumented students via the Opportunity For All campaign The UCLA Labor Center has received a one-year grant … Continued
Co-producer Veena Hampapur discusses the project presented by Re:Work, the center’s women-led podcast By Citlalli Chávez-Nava October 18, 2024 For six decades, the UCLA Labor Center has served as a … Continued
By: Dulce María López and Sara Roschdi From Sept. 3 to 6, 2024, the UCLA Labor Center’s Global Solidarity program organized a tour that brought together Indigenous farmworker organizations from … Continued
By: Simone Frank From Oakland, California, meet one of the CARE at Work Freedom Fellows: Bethel Dagnu (she/her). Bethel is driven by a deep commitment to uplifting Black communities through … Continued
