Events

Thursday, May 28, 2026 • UCLA Labor Center • 5:30 PM 675 S Park View Street, Los Angeles, CA 90057 What drew Jewish immigrants to the labor movement? How did...

The UCLA Strategic Research Lab will hold a five-day intensive training in using the power of Python coding to simplify tasks for union research. The camp will be held from June 8-12,...

This summer, student researchers in the Labor Summer Research Program (LSRP) have been conducting surveys and interviews to better understand the experiences of workers and learners across Los Angeles County. Join us virtually on Wednesday,...

Drop in and get to know the UCLA Labor Studies team! Join us for a casual gathering where you can meet our staff, ask questions, learn more about Labor Studies...

Join us for our 2026 Labor Studies Open House and get to know the people, programs and community that make Labor Studies unique. Learn more about the Labor Studies major...

Learning to Lead: Grassroots Organizing in Immigrant Communities Join the CSRC Director Veronica Terriquez, professor of urban planning and Chicana/o and Central American studies, as she discusses her new book,...

In Conversation with Robin D.G. Kelley Tejasvi Nagaraja discusses his book, Troop Movements, exploring how mass mobilization for World War II catalyzed the political movements that defined the postwar period,...

Film Screening + Director Q&A Please join us for a special screening of There Are No Words by Korean Canadian filmmaker Min Sook Lee, followed by a Q&A with the...

Yiddish in the Land of Sunshine examines how a cohort of young Jewish radicals from Eastern Europe helped reshape multiracial left-wing activism in Southern California. It traces their migration from the...

A SLAVE NEXT DOOR: Eudocia Pulido and the Justification of Slavery In 2017, Alex Tizon confessed in The Atlantic that his family had kept Eudocia Tomas Pulido, known as Lola,...