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Research for Small Business Week

About this Small Business Research Portfolio

For Small Business Week, the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute (LPPI) is spotlighting research on Latino-owned small businesses and the barriers and opportunities shaping their growth. Recent work explores the impact of the Eaton and Pacific Palisades wildfires on small businesses, the role of working mothers in California, and broader trends affecting Latino entrepreneurs. If you’re working on a Small Business Week story, see the research below for data and insights.

Send media inquiries to: lppipress@luskin.ucla.edu.


Latina & Women-Owned Small Business Policy Toolkit

The Women Small Business Policy Toolkit is a resource for advancing equitable entrepreneurship in California. The toolkit highlights evidence, actionable strategies, and community-led solutions across four critical areas: access to capital, disaster resilience, workforce development, and mentorship.

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10 Facts about Self-Employed Latinas in California

This data brief examines self-employed Latinas in California, revealing their growth and challenges compared to White counterparts.

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5 Facts About Working Mothers in California

This data brief highlights the growth of working mothers in California and the challenges they face across race, ethnicity, and gender.

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Wildfire Impacts on Altadena and Pacific Palisades Small Businesses
Data for Action Entrepreneurship

Wildfire Impacts on Altadena and Pacific Palisades Small Businesses

Latina & Women-Owned Small Business Policy Toolkit
Data for Action Entrepreneurship

Latina & Women-Owned Small Business Policy Toolkit

Post-pandemic Small Business Recovery Amid Economic and Credit Headwinds
Data for Action COVID-19

Post-pandemic Small Business Recovery Amid Economic and Credit Headwinds

Business as Usual: Latina Entrepreneurs in California Navigating the Postpandemic Economy
Data for Action COVID-19

Business as Usual: Latina Entrepreneurs in California Navigating the Postpandemic Economy

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