A Ver: Revisioning Art History
The award-winning A Ver: Revisioning Art History book series stems from the conviction that individual artists and their coherent bodies of work are the foundation for a meaningful and diverse art history.
About
Support for CSRC research projects comes from external gifts and grants, university programs, and direct CSRC funding. The CSRC initiates in-house research projects and community partnerships and provides grant support for faculty and graduate students from a range of departments across the campus. A number of the in-house projects have broken new ground in their respective fields: sociology, public health, education, media studies, art history, immigration rights, border issues, and women’s rights.
Community-Engaged Research
California Freedom Summer and the Thriving Youth Study are two community-engaged research projects led by Veronica Terriquez, Director of the UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center, in collaboration with the UCLA Institute of American Cultures (IAC), and many other community and educational partners from across California.
Latina Futures 2050 Lab
In collaboration with the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute, in 2022 the CSRC launched the Latina Futures 2050 Lab, which will investigate Latinas’ experiences in the labor market, their participation in civic leadership, and their well-being.