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An article in Saturday’s Houston Chronicle about changing family demographics in America cited research by Gary Gates, CCPR affiliate and senior research fellow at the Williams Institute at the UCLA School […]
The Individual Behavioral Processes Branch (IBP) in the Division of Behavioral and Social Research (BSR) of the National Institute on Aging (NIA) is recruiting a dynamic and experienced psychological or […]
UCLA Sociology Professor Gabriel Rossman and graduate student Oliver Schilke’s study of a film’s “Oscar appeal” has been cited in the Washington Post, Slate, and the Toronto Star.
Chronic stress driven by concerns ranging from finances to parenting to discrimination disproportionately affects poor mothers and fathers, according to a comprehensive multi-state study conducted by Chris Dunkel Schetter. The […]
An article in the Chicago Sun-Times about the difficulty of accurately measuring the number of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals in the U.S. cited demographic research on LGBT Americans by […]
Till’s work published in the paper, “The Career Effects of Graduating in a Recession” has been cited recently in the Washington Post, Financial Times, and on NPR’s Marketplace.
Title: The Economic and Social Consequences of Job Loss and Unemployment Webinar was held on Wednesday, November 20, 2013 View the webinar online: click here In this webinar, Jennie E. Brand, Associate Professor of […]
“Population Trends as a Counterweight to Central City Decline,” cowritten with Allison Shertzer, was published in Demography (2013).
Thomas Soehl’s article, “Inheriting the Homeland? Intergenerational Transmission of Cross-Border Ties in Migrant Families,” co-authored with UCLA professor Roger Waldinger and originally published in the November 2012 issue of American […]
Von Wachter’s research highlighted in the November 22 Daily Telegraph shows a rise in student debt and drop in recent-graduate earnings when compared to college graduates of five years ago. […]
