Certificate in Population Research

We are excited to announce a new CCPR initiative. We will award a Certificate in Population Research to CCPR Student Affiliates who meet all of the requirements.

Requirements

Application 

  Association of Population Centers

California Policy Lab    

Center for Social Statistics  

German Federal Employment Agency (FD) Research Data 

News

Congratulations to Anne Pebley on her recent publication in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences for her study on Mexican deportees over a period of 20 years.

February 22, 2023/by Esmeralda melgoza

Congratulations to Cecilia Menjivar for being elected as the 2023 W.E.B. DuBois Fellow for the American Academy of Political and Social Science.

February 15, 2023/by Esmeralda melgoza

Congratulations to Melissa Chiu, former CCPR graduate affiliate, who has been named as the new director of the Committee on National Statistics of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.

February 14, 2023/by Esmeralda melgoza

Congratulations to Christine Dunkel Schetter for being named a 2020 fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

February 12, 2023/by Esmeralda melgoza

Congratulations to Wei-hsin Yu for her recent publication titled, “Time Is Money? Wage Premiums and Penalties for Time-Related Occupational Demands” in the American Journal of Sociology

February 1, 2023/by Esmeralda melgoza

CCPR Director, Jennie Brand, was interviewed on KQED’s Forum

January 31, 2023/by Esmeralda melgoza

Congratulations to CCPR Faculty Fellow Martha Bailey for being the recipient of the 2022 Carolyn Shaw Bell Award from the American Economic Association!

January 12, 2023/by Denise Gonzalez

Congratulations to Laura Wray-Lake for being awarded a $200,000 grant from AmeriCorps as part of the 2022 National Service and Civic Engagement Research Project

December 2, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

A new report by the California Policy Lab (CPL) shows that when extended unemployment insurance (UI) benefits were terminated in 2021, it led to a dramatic decrease in the number of workers who were receiving unemployment benefits but did not increase the number of people who became employed. 

December 1, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Russell Sage Foundation Dissertation Research Grants Program

November 15, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

A new monthly representative survey of LA’s unhoused population developed by Randall Kuhn and team was featured in the LA Times

November 3, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Congratulations to May Sudhinaraset, Gilbert Gee, Jessica Gipson and Catherine Crespi for being awarded a $3 million grant by the NIH to lead a multi-year study focused on the sexual and reproductive health of Asian immigrant women in the U.S.

October 20, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Congratulations to Arleen Brown for being elected to the National Academy of Medicine

October 20, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

CCPR Seed Grant Application

October 20, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

CCPR Director, Jennie Brand was quoted in an article in Science Magazine

October 13, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

UCLA CCPR Fall Quarter Newsletter

September 28, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

RAND and CCPR collaborated on a report to validate the U.S. Census population counts and housing characteristic estimates within California

September 20, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Congratulations to CCPR Student Affiliate, Josefina Flores Morales on her recent publication that examines peer effects on the educational outcomes of immigrant youth

September 19, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Congratulations to Victor Agadjanian, Cecilia Menjivar, and Judith Seltzer for being awarded a $2.7 million grant by the National Institute of Aging for “Women’s Social Ties and Psychosocial Well-Being in a Resource-Limited Patriarchal Setting: A Longitudinal Perspective.”

September 19, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

CCPR Director, Jennie Brand was elected to serve as President of the Association of Population Centers (APC) beginning in 2023

September 14, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez