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Projects

Explore our research projects and initiatives advancing Chicana/o/x and Latina/o/x studies.

Annual Latina/o Education Summit

Each year since 2006 the CSRC has presented an Education Summit that brings together scholars, educators, community representatives, policy makers, and students.

Chicano Education Research Project

This ongoing research activity assesses Chicano education from the 1930s to the present, with a focus on California.

Social Sciences

UCLA Latino Policy Studies Research Projects

This research project explores the historical roots of the panic and anxiety surrounding undocumented Mexican immigration in the late twentieth-century.

Social Sciences

Latinos and Economic Security

Latinos and Economic Security is a national research project, funded by the Ford Foundation, with a goal to advance economic security for aging Latinos.

Social Sciences

UCLA Latino Policy Studies Research Projects

This project studies community advocacy groups in the Los Angeles area as an alternative mode of Latino political incorporation and representation.

CSRC Latino Art Survey

This is a project that was undertaken under the support of the Getty Foundation to survey documentary materials.

Social Sciences

UCLA Latino Policy Studies Research Projects

Latino political empowerment has often been measured in terms of the increasing number of Latino elected officials, or the elimination of discriminatory election structures.

Social Sciences

Mexican American Study Project

The Mexican American Study Project is a study on intra- and inter-generational change and persistence in ethnic identity and behavior.

Social Sciences

UCLA Latino Policy Studies Research Projects

Lopez's work continues along two lines of research that he has engaged in for the past several years.