Immigrant Working Families are Sewing Resilience in the Fast Fashion Industry of L.A.About Sewing ResilienceOct 22, 2020Oct 22, 2020
Students and COVID-19: We Are Struggling, Here’s the Help We NeedBy Lesly AyalaOct 6, 2020Oct 6, 2020
10 Ways You Can Honor International Workers Day While Remaining Safe at HomeInternational Workers Day, or May Day, is celebrated by workers across the globe every year on May 1. Beginning in the 19th century, this…Apr 30, 2020Apr 30, 2020
Q&A with Saba WaheedMany of you know Saba as the Research Director at the UCLA Labor Center, but did you know she is also the co-founder of Re:Work Radio —…Apr 30, 2020Apr 30, 2020
New Episode of Re:Work Radio on Cambodian Youth in the Criminal Justice SystemWe often see children as innocents who need love, support, and stability. But not all young people are nurtured this way. Too often youth…Apr 17, 2020Apr 17, 2020
New Episode of Re:Work Radio on “Crimmigration”In today’s political climate, there’s a prominent narrative of “bad” immigrants who don’t deserve to be here. This isn’t new — it’s a part…Apr 17, 2020Apr 17, 2020
What’s it like to be a Woman Driving for Uber/Lyft?Uber. Lyft. Their arrival has transformed daily life and raised important questions about job quality, employment law, and creating an…Apr 10, 2020Apr 10, 2020
Q&A with Wil PradaWil Prada is a Los Angeles based filmmaker and photographer whose work uplifts labor and immigrant rights.Apr 1, 2020Apr 1, 2020
On the Road to Montgomery and Selma with Rev. James Lawson Jr.By Kent Wong, Director, UCLA Labor CenterMar 12, 2020Mar 12, 2020
New Re:Work Radio Episode on Black Women in STEM and Emergency ServicesWhat happens when you go to work and no one else in the room looks like you? Being the “only one” often means more scrutiny, less support…Mar 3, 2020Mar 3, 2020