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SAVE THE DATE! Mark Q. Sawyer Memorial Lecture in Racial and Ethnic Politics on Thursday, January 10, 2019, 12:00-2:00 PM
Faculty, Knowledge, News***SAVE THE DATE***
The Inaugural Mark Q. Sawyer Memorial Lecture in Racial and Ethnic Politics
Sawyer Memorial Lecture Details: Thursday, January 10, 2019 153 Haines Hall (Black Forum) 12:00-12:30 PM (Lunch) 12:30-2:00 PM (Lecture…
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Nail Files: Low-Wage Work in the National Nail Salon Sector
Challenges, Community Partners, Knowledge, Solutions, Staff, Students By Preeti Sharma, Saba Waheed, and Vina Nguyen With the holiday season upon us, many people will visit salons to be pampered and have their nails done. Once a place of luxury for elite women only, US nail salons were democratized in the…
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Launch of the “Women Beyond Bars: Reentry and Human Rights” Report — TOMORROW at UCLA
Faculty, Knowledge, NewsCongratulations to UCLA Associate Professor, Bryonn Bain, for his recently published article in the UCLA Women’s Law Journal titled, "Women Beyond Bars: A Post-Prison Interview with Jennifer Claypool and Wendy Staggs." This article focuses…
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Factors That Influence the Acceptance of Corruption in Brazil
Alumni, Knowledge, Students By Sergio Guedes Reis, UCLA Master of Social Science ‘18 Citizens all over the world consistently rank corruption as one of the most important public issues of our time. For instance, global market research firm IPSOS polled 21 thousand…
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Defending Voting Rights: A Civil Rights and Social Science Partnership in Action
Community Partners, Faculty, Knowledge, Solutions By Chad Dunn, Brazil & Dunn, Attorneys at Law, and Matt Barreto, Professor of Political Science and Chicana/o Studies, UCLA In 2013, Texas passed a restrictive voter identification law requiring any potential voter to show a government-issued…
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Students Participate in Collective Bargaining Exercise at UCLA
Faculty, Knowledge, Staff, Students By Kent Wong Director, UCLA Labor Center The UCLA fall quarter course Introduction to Labor and Workplace Studies: Class, Race and Social Justice gave 240 students the opportunity to participate in a collective bargaining simulation,…
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LA Social Science Presents “Conversations with Changemakers” Featuring Bryonn Bain and Rosie Rios – Part 2
Alumni, Challenges, Faculty, Knowledge, Solutions, StaffBy Lara Drasin Read Part 1 of this interview HERE. Bryonn Bain is a UCLA professor jointly appointed in the African American Studies and World Arts and Cultures/Dance departments, as well as a prison activist, spoken word poet, hip-hop…
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UCLA Professor Barreto Writes Timely Op-Ed on the Elections and Immigration for The New York Times
Faculty, News October 24, 2018 UCLA Professor Matt Barreto wrote an opinion piece for The New York Times titled "Even for Trump, There Is Such a Thing as Too Far" that discusses election research with a focus on immigration. He writes:
"Baseless…