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UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute is committed to shaping a new narrative so that Latinos are meaningfully considered in all policymaking conversations.
With the U.S. ending the national COVID-19 public health emergency declaration this month, new UCLA research shows the impact that the pandemic has had on the Latino community and tracks how racial and ethnic health disparities have persisted since its onset.ย ย
Read More | May 25, 2023
Aย new exploratory studyย conducted by researchers atย UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Instituteย and theย UCLA Luskin Center for Innovationย found that Kern County caregivers โ especially Latinos โ distrust their tap water.
Read More | May 11, 2023
UCLA Latino Policy & Politics Institute (LPPI) hosted its fourth annualย California Latino Legislative Policy Briefing and Luncheon in Sacramento. Featured speakers included Dr. Melissa Chinchilla,ย Dr. Veronica Terriquez,ย Dr. Arturo Vargas Bustamante, and Berenice Nuรฑez Constant.
Read More | May 9, 2023
UCLA LPPI Co-director of Researchย Dr. Silvia Gonzรกlezย spoke with WHYY to discuss water quality issues and why immigrant communities often distrust tap water. Gonzรกlez recently published an exploratory study on this topic, which can be readย here.
Read More | May 8, 2023
NPR recently interviewedย Dr. Nancy Lopez. She shared her perspective on the racialization of Latinos and proposed changes to standards for how the U.S. asks about race and ethnicity might affect data about Latinos.
Read More | April 27, 2023
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