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THERE IS NO AMERICAN AGENDA WITHOUT A LATINO AGENDA

The UCLA Latino Policy & Politics Institute addresses the most critical domestic policy challenges facing Latinos and other communities of color through research, advocacy, mobilization, and leadership development to expand genuine opportunity for all Americans.

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Our Projects
Latino Climate and Health Dashboard
The Latino Climate and Health Dashboard equips advocates and decision-makers with strategic data on climate and health risks in Latino neighborhoods to support healthier, more resilient communities in California.
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The Latino
Data Hub
The Latino Data Hub provides tools to expand economic opportunity and political representation.
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The Economic Recovery & Entrepreneurship Project
Supporting Latino entrepreneurship is crucial to empowering Latinos in the United States.
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Recent Projects & Reports
Data for Action Jobs & Labor
Key Facts and Worker Voices: The Latino Workforce in California’s Inland Empire
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Data for Action Entrepreneurship
Wildfire Impacts on Altadena and Pacific Palisades Small Businesses
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Data for Action Housing & Homelessness
Who’s Coming Home? An Analysis of the Property Sales, Permits, and Rebuilding Efforts of Single-Family Homeowners in Altadena, CA After the Eaton Fire
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Data for Action Jobs & Labor
Latina Equal Pay Day: Seven Key Facts on Pay and Economic Disparities
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Recent News & Press
The Impacts of Los Angeles Wildfires on Small Businesses
Entrepreneurship
The Impacts of Los Angeles Wildfires on Small Businesses
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Altadena Faces Uneven Wildfire Recovery as Black, Latino, and AAPI Homeowners Struggle to Rebuild
Housing & Homelessness
Altadena Faces Uneven Wildfire Recovery as Black, Latino, and AAPI Homeowners Struggle to Rebuild
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LPPI Awarded $500,000 from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
Housing & Homelessness
LPPI Awarded $500,000 from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
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Latinas Remain the Lowest-Paid Group in the U.S. Workforce, Despite Historic Gains in Education
Jobs & Labor
Latinas Remain the Lowest-Paid Group in the U.S. Workforce, Despite Historic Gains in Education
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