INSTITUTE-SUPPORTED RESEARCH
Each year the Institute invites proposals from UCLA faculty for grants up to $10,000 for research seed grants that support the Institute’s key research themes. Below are summaries and downloadable reports from funded faculty-led research that is supported by the Institute.
Youth Justice in Four Countries: Defining Criminal Responsibility in Law and Practice
Income Inequality and Income Mobility for American Indians, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders
Tools, Clinics, Platforms: The Power of Debt
Immigration and Legal Attitudes: Examining Puebla and Philadelphia
Debt and Social Crisis in a U.S. Colony
UCLA Prison Education Program
What It Iz and the Beyond Bars Conference
Case Study of Strategies to Decrease Flood Impacts on Health in SanPaTong District, Chiang Mai Province, Thailand
Right to Release: Analyzing Disparities in Compassionate Release Decisions for People Incarcerated During the Coronavirus Pandemic
The Paris Housing Crisis and the Campaign for Affordable Housing, 1894-1940
A More Public Resilience? On Housing Justice and Climate Justice
Do Police Make Too Many Arrests? The Effect of Enforcement Pullbacks on Crime
Ground Truthing Through Community Narratives
Evidence of Expulsion: Documenting Eviction Rates for Research and Advocacy
‘Pintela, Que Yo Se La Coloreo’
UC Extreme Sentencing Project
Financialization, Community Change, and the Social Impacts of the Vertical Dis-Integration of the U.S. Industrial Forest Estate
Land, Livelihoods and Displacement in Indonesia
Community Experiences on Million-Dollar Blocks in Los Angeles
COVID-19 and Renter Distress: Evidence from Los Angeles
Knowledge is Power: Empowering Youth in the Juvenile Justice System Through Popular Education
Protest and Progress: South LA Since the Kerner Report
Systemic Racial Inequality and the COVID-19 Renter Crisis
‘DesAgarrando Pueblo’ – A Research Justice Collective Against Knowledge Extractivism
Divestment, Reparations, and the Abolition University
Shared Horizons: Practices and Poetics of Transatlantic Abolition
The Untold Story of Los Angeles: Women of Color in Academia Life Histories Project
YOU ARE HERE – a homebound travelogue
Carceral Liberation? A Native American Prison Art Show
Formations of Race, the Body, and Technologies of Criminalization in Immigration Enforcement
Between Prison and Precarity: LA Warehouse Workers and the Probation/Staffing Agency Nexus
The New Debt Peonage: Court-Ordered Community Service in LA County
The Ties that Bind: Relationships Between Law Enforcement and the Department of Children and Family Services in Los Angeles County
INSTITUTE-SUPPORTED RESEARCH
Each year the Institute invites proposals from UCLA faculty for grants up to $10,000 for research seed grants that support the Institute’s key research themes. Below are summaries and reports from funded faculty-led research that is supported by the Institute.
The Paris Housing Crisis and the Campaign for Affordable Housing, 1894-1940
A More Public Resilience? On Housing Justice and Climate Justice
Ground Truthing Through Community Narratives
Evidence of Expulsion: Documenting Eviction Rates for Research and Advocacy
Financialization, Community Change, and the Social Impacts of the Vertical Dis-Integration of the U.S. Industrial Forest Estate
Land, Livelihoods and Displacement in Indonesia
COVID-19 and Renter Distress: Evidence from Los Angeles
Protest and Progress: South LA Since the Kerner Report
Systemic Racial Inequality and the COVID-19 Renter Crisis
‘DesAgarrando Pueblo’ – A Research Justice Collective Against Knowledge Extractivism
YOU ARE HERE – a homebound travelogue
INSTITUTE-SUPPORTED RESEARCH
Each year the Institute invites proposals from UCLA faculty for grants up to $10,000 for research seed grants that support the Institute’s key research themes. Below are summaries and downloadable reports from funded faculty-led research that is supported by the Institute.
Income Inequality and Income Mobility for American Indians, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders
Tools, Clinics, Platforms: The Power of Debt
Debt and Social Crisis in a U.S. Colony
Financialization, Community Change, and the Social Impacts of the Vertical Dis-Integration of the U.S. Industrial Forest Estate
COVID-19 and Renter Distress: Evidence from Los Angeles
The New Debt Peonage: Court-Ordered Community Service in LA County
INSTITUTE-SUPPORTED RESEARCH
Each year the Institute invites proposals from UCLA faculty for grants up to $10,000 for research seed grants that support the Institute’s key research themes. Below are summaries and downloadable reports from funded faculty-led research that is supported by the Institute.
Case Study of Strategies to Decrease Flood Impacts on Health in SanPaTong District, Chiang Mai Province, Thailand
A More Public Resilience? On Housing Justice and Climate Justice
Financialization, Community Change, and the Social Impacts of the Vertical Dis-Integration of the U.S. Industrial Forest Estate
INSTITUTE-SUPPORTED RESEARCH
Each year the Institute invites proposals from UCLA faculty for grants up to $10,000 for research seed grants that support the Institute’s key research themes. Below are summaries and downloadable reports from funded faculty-led research that is supported by the Institute.
Youth Justice in Four Countries: Defining Criminal Responsibility in Law and Practice
Immigration and Legal Attitudes: Examining Puebla and Philadelphia
UCLA Prison Education Program
What It Iz and the Beyond Bars Conference
Right to Release: Analyzing Disparities in Compassionate Release Decisions for People Incarcerated During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Do Police Make Too Many Arrests? The Effect of Enforcement Pullbacks on Crime
‘Pintela, Que Yo Se La Coloreo’
UC Extreme Sentencing Project
Community Experiences on Million-Dollar Blocks in Los Angeles
Knowledge is Power: Empowering Youth in the Juvenile Justice System Through Popular Education
Systemic Racial Inequality and the COVID-19 Renter Crisis
‘DesAgarrando Pueblo’ – A Research Justice Collective Against Knowledge Extractivism
Divestment, Reparations, and the Abolition University
Shared Horizons: Practices and Poetics of Transatlantic Abolition
Carceral Liberation? A Native American Prison Art Show
Formations of Race, the Body, and Technologies of Criminalization in Immigration Enforcement
Between Prison and Precarity: LA Warehouse Workers and the Probation/Staffing Agency Nexus
The New Debt Peonage: Court-Ordered Community Service in LA County
The Ties that Bind: Relationships Between Law Enforcement and the Department of Children and Family Services in Los Angeles County
INSTITUTE-SUPPORTED RESEARCH
Each year the Institute invites proposals from UCLA faculty for grants up to $10,000 for research seed grants that support the Institute’s key research themes. Below are summaries and downloadable reports from funded faculty-led research that is supported by the Institute.