Welcome to CCPR - California Center for Population Research

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Grant Writing Workshop View Grant Writing Workshop Materials Social Stratification and Mobility Syllabus ArchiveView Syllabus ArchiveSubmit a syllabusContact UsPreviousNext12345678The California Center for Population Research is comprised of over 200 affiliates, including more than 100 faculty. The center’s focus on training has attracted graduate students and postdoctoral fellows from a range of disciplines. Our professional staff effectively supports the wide array of research, training, and services provided by the center.CCPR 20th Celebration Research SymposiumNICHD Traineeship Applications We are now accepting applications for 4 predoctoral traineeships funded by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) T32 Training Grant awarded to CCPR, pending the final notice of award. NICHD traineeships are intended to support training in demography and population sciences. Traineeship appointments are to individuals who are committed to a research career and who plan to remain in training for no less than two years, whether that support comes from a training grant or other sources. Trainees appointments are for 12 months, beginning October 2020.Application is due 5/1/2020. Please note that an email requesting CCPR-affiliated faculty endorsement for the application will be generated and sent to faculty once the application is submitted. The due date for faculty endorsement is the same due date of the application, so please apply early. We will notify students selected for traineeships in June.More information Application is now closed2019-2020 Funded Small Grants“The Causal Effects of Long-Term Air Pollution Exposure.” Adriana Lleras-Muney (Dept. of Economics)“Do Arrests Deter or Promote Offending.” Emily Weisburst (Dept. of Public Policy)  and Felipe Goncalves (Dept. of Economics)2020-2021 Course Release Program “Old-age Support and Fertility” Natalie Bau (Dept. of Public Policy)“Information and Career Path Choice: Understanding Gender Difference in Advice Sought and Received” Melanie Wasserman (Anderson School of Management)Certificate in Population ResearchWe 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.RequirementsApplication   Association of Population CentersSubmit NewsJune 26, 2020Michael Gaddis received an honorable mention for the American Sociological Association Section on Racial Ethnic Minorities Early Career Award.June 26, 2020Cecilia Menjivar received the Distinguished Career Award from the American Sociological Association Section on International Migration.June 19, 2020Michael Lens chats with CCPR alumna, Malia Jones of Dear Pandemic about housing policy, inequality, COVID-19.June 18, 2020Article by Sarah Reber and colleagues published by the Brookings Institution, Race gaps in COVID-19 deaths are even bigger than they appear  June 17, 2020Till von Wachter interviewed by MarketPlace Work-sharing programs allow companies to keep furloughed workers For the MediaContact CCPR Info RepresentativeContact UCLA Office of Media RelationsAcknowledging CCPR 2018-2019 Funded Small Grants“Estimating Real World Causal Effects under Self-Selection.” Chad Hazlett (Dept. of Political Science and Statistics)“Longevity and intergenerational correlations in longevity over multiple generations in the U.S.” Adriana Lleras-Muney, Joseph Price, and Sandra Black (Dept. of Economics)“Adapting to Climate Change: Extreme Heat, Occupational Injury Risk, and Health Equity.” Jisung Park (Dept. of Public Policy and Public Health)“Child-Care and Female Labor Market Participation: Evidence from Fiscal Federalism in Italy.” Michela Giorcelli, Bianchi, Nicola Martino, and Enrica Maria (Dept. of Economics)California Policy Lab    Center for Social Statistics  German Federal Employment Agency (FD) Research Data UCLA acknowledges the Gabrielino/Tongva peoples as the traditional land caretakers of Tovaangar (Los Angeles basin, So. Channel Islands). As a land grant institution, we pay our respects to the honuukvetam (ancestors) ahiihirom (elders), and eyoohiinkem (our relatives/relations) past, present, and emerging.

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