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We are delighted to announce that the proposal for the Master of Population Data Science (MPDS) program has received UC approval. The proposal progressed successfully through multiple levels of review, […]
CCPR congratulates Professor Graeme Blair and his collaborators on their new Russell Sage Foundation research grant for their work on the Deportation Data Project.
California has rolled out a new tool that tracks how AI may be reshaping the job market in real time. The California AI-Unemployment Tracker (CAIT) is a joint venture by […]
The California Center for Population Research is proud to celebrate the achievements of our graduating affiliates from the 2025–6 academic year. These scholars represent the depth and breadth of population […]
Martha Bailey, CCPR Director and Professor of Economics, contributed expert commentary to a June 6 Wall Street Journal feature titled “Making Sense of America’s Low Fertility Rate“, which explores America’s […]
Nanum Jeon received the RC28 2026 Summer Travel Award from the International Sociological Association’s Research Committee on Social Stratification and Mobility for her dissertation chapter on trajectory atypicality and employment […]
We congratulate Nanum Jeon on receiving the 2026 Outstanding Graduate Student Paper Award from the ASA Mathematical Sociology Section for her paper on trajectory atypicality and employment instability. The paper […]
CCPR extends its warmest congratulations to Faculty Fellow Dr. Onyebuchi Arah, Professor of Epidemiology, on receiving UCLA’s 2026 Faculty Award for Excellence in Graduate Student Mentoring. Professor Arah is recognized […]
We are pleased to congratulate several CCPR affiliates who were recognized as poster winners at the Population Association of America (PAA) Annual Meeting. Alison Gemmill (Associate Professor, Epidemiology) “Low-Risk Cesareans Across […]
Four recent studies by CCPR Faculty Fellow Professor Randall Kuhn and CCPR Affiliate Professor Kathryn Leifheit, examining the impact of the January 2025 fires on people experiencing homelessness, medical concerns […]
