LPPI and UnidosUS, the country’s largest Hispanic civil rights organization, co-hosted an Oct. 20 webinar on how the wealth gap and the country’s economic state are shaping Latino voters’ perspectives ...

Dr. Gaspar Rivera-Salgado is currently Project Director at the UCLA Labor Center, and labor studies faculty at the Department of Labor Studies where he teaches classes on work, labor and social ...

The findings also show that Latino eligible voters have the highest labor-force participation rate among the state’s major racial and ethnic groups, at 74%, and play an important role across many ...

While the Latina wage gap, expressed as the amount that Latinas earn relative to every dollar earned by non-Hispanic white men, has narrowed over the past 35 years, substantial disparities persist.

Despite substantial gains in educational attainment and a growing presence in the U.S. workforce, Latinas continue to face one of the largest wage gaps among women in the United States and California, ...

The researchers examined how changes under H.R. 1, the Department of Homeland Security’s new public charge rule, and California’s restrictions on Medi-Cal enrollment could affect enrollment in public ...

While the Latina wage gap, expressed as the amount that Latinas earn relative to every dollar earned by non-Hispanic white men, has narrowed over the past 35 years, substantial disparities persist in ...

Kevin joined LPPI in August 2026 as a Research Data Analyst. He is responsible for supporting the broader quantitative needs of the research department when executing LPPI’s research portfolio.