Labor Studies Grad Spotlight: Qianyi Loo

Labor Studies Grad Spotlight: Abeeha Hussain

On May 1, 2006, hundreds of thousands marched in Los Angeles in support of immigrant rights. Called by many “A Day without an Immigrant,” the May Day protests were the culmination of months of planning in response to a punitive immigration bill that passed the U.S. House of Representatives (H.R. 4437), Los Angeles, CA. Photo courtesy of Creative Commons.

IRLE Voices: The Historic Power of May Day in Los Angeles

UCLA Labor Center joins civic organizations to honor labor activist Paul Schrade

Event attendees pose for a photo alongside California State Labor Commissioner Lilia Garcia-Brower.

UCLA Labor Center partners with California Labor Commissioner’s Office to strengthen state career pathways for students

We Gon Be Alright students posing for a photo during the South LA Tour.We Gon Be Alright students posing for a photo during the South LA Tour.

“We Gon’ Be Alright” student shares experience on Black worker rights and labor organizing

UCLA Labor Studies welcomes new program chair Chris Zepeda-Millán