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The Latinx Data Gap in the Youth Justice System

A recent report by UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute is posted on the Youth Today website. The report authors include UCLA’s Latino Policy and Politics Institute Sonja Diaz, Adriana Bernal, Julie Aguilar, and Maria Morales.

Read More | September 28, 2020

News Articles & Media Coverage → Immigrant Rights

Vast majority of Americans oppose criminalizing humanitarian aid along Mexican border

“Humanitarian relief volunteers are responding to the dangers that people face when they make the decision to seek a better life in this country and are often confined to providing free water, food and first aid supplies,” said Chris Zepeda-Millan, who also is a member of the Latino Policy and Politics Institute. “Our survey showed that an…

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News Articles & Media Coverage → Jobs & Labor

Contrario a infundios, California sigue siendo potencia mundial y los latinos su pilar

Dr. David Hayes-Bautista maintains that despite the recent calamities, California continues to be the fifth-largest economic power in the world and a major contributor to the national public treasury, and this is largely due to the contribution of Latino workers.

Read More | September 28, 2020

News Articles & Media Coverage → Democracy & Voting Rights

Nevada Latinos supported Sanders, and Biden’s campaign knows it

Sanders dominated the state caucuses, easily beating Biden by a wide margin and earning an estimated 70 percent support among Latinos, according to researchers at the Latino Policy and Politics Institute at UCLA.

Read More | September 28, 2020

News Articles & Media Coverage → COVID-19

El coronavirus obligó a este niño a vender plantas en Boyle Heights para ayudarle a su madre desempleada

A report, produced by the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute and the UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge, released an analysis of unemployment in California at the height of the COVID-19 crisis, showing that up to 22% of the Blacks and 26% of Latinos were simply unemployed in June, compared to 17% of white and Asian workers.

Read More | September 28, 2020

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