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The UCLA Voting Rights Project is a project of the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs aimed at creating an accessible and equitable system of voting for all Americans through impact litigation, research, and clinical education to expand access to the ballot box.

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UCLA LPPI and ASU CLAPR Launch Initiative to Empower Latino Leaders Through Data-Driven Advocacy

The LDH Action Lab curriculum was developed with the goal of transforming the landscape of Latino advocacy by empowering participants to utilize the latest U.S. Census data to inform policy decisions in critical areas such as health, education, housing, and employment.

UCLA LPPI Statement on Dr. Julio Frenk Appointment as New Chancellor

We congratulate Dr. Julio Frenk on his appointment as Chancellor of UCLA, the nation’s No. 1–ranked public university. An esteemed academic and trailblazer in higher education, Dr. Frenk has a long track record of advocating for the health, education, and well-being of people around the world.

UCLA Voting Rights Project Challenges Franklin County PUD Election System

The notice letter alleges that the PUD’s hybrid at-large electoral system, where the entire county votes in general elections for all three commissioner positions, violates the WVRA. This electoral system has consistently prevented Latino representation on the Pasco Utility District’s board despite the County’s large Latino population.

Latino Data Hub Data Brief Illustrates Unique Experiences of the Rising AAPI Latino Population in the U.S.

The UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute in partnership with the AAPI Civic Engagement Fund released a new Latino Data Hub brief that uncovers the diverse experiences and challenges faced by different racial groups within the U.S. Latino population.

Reporte de UCLA LPPI Examina los Conflictos Laborales a los Que se Enfrentan los Boxeadores Profesionales en California

El Instituto Latino de Política Pública de UCLA publicó un nuevo estudio que ofrece una observación única sobre las condiciones laborales de los boxeadores profesionales en California, el estado que presenta la mayor cantidad de eventos de boxeo en Estados Unidos.

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