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UCLA LPPI Releases Report on Texas Ethnic Small Business Owners

The second report of the Economic Recovery & Entrepreneurship Project (TEREP) provides insights on ethnic small business owners’ access to capital, use of digital technology and environmental sustainability practices, and experience of the impacts of COVID-19 and climate change on their enterprises.

UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute Launches The Economic Recovery and Entrepreneurship Project

The UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute (UCLA LPPI) has launched The Economic Recovery & Entrepreneurship Project (TEREP), a new research portfolio focusing on ethnic entrepreneurship in California, Texas, and Arizona. The first report, which focuses on California, was published today. It provides insights on ethnic small business owners’ access to capital, use of digital technology and environmental sustainability practices, and experiences with COVID-19 and climate change.

Introducción al Latino Data Hub

El Latino Data Hub de UCLA LPPI no es solo otra plataforma de datos más; es una innovadora herramienta digital que cambia la forma en la que entendemos y apoyamos a las comunidades latinas. Este taller virtual te enseñará cómo esta herramienta puede ayudarte si eres un organizador comunitario, legislador, funcionario de gobierno, investigador, defensor de derechos o simplemente alguien que quiere crear un mejor futuro para los latinos en los Estados Unidos.

Introduction to the Latino Data Hub

The Latino Data Hub is not just another data source; it’s a game-changer in how we understand and support Latinos. This webinar will show you how this transformative tool can benefit you, whether you’re a community organizer, policymaker, researcher, advocate, or simply someone who cares about creating a brighter future for Latinos in the United States.

Ensuring Medi-Cal Expansion Access for Undocumented Adults in California

Join the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute and The California Endowment on Thursday, November 16th, for a webinar to discuss the challenges undocumented adults in California face in accessing health care. The panel will focus on recent research from UCLA LPPI that highlights continued barriers to health care access for immigrants, despite the state’s Medi-Cal expansion efforts.

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