California Center for Population Research, UCLA

01/07/2026

The New York Times cites CCPR Director Bailey’s M-CARES RCT https://ccpr.ucla.edu/2026/01/07/the-new-york-times-cites-ccpr-director-baileys-m-cares-rct/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-new-york-times-cites-ccpr-director-baileys-m-cares-rct

9/9/15 Economics faculty and staffThe New York Times cites CCPR Director Bailey’s M-CARES RCTJanuary 7, 2026/News, News: Project and Paper Updates by Helpdesk GRECCPR Director Martha Bailey’s Michigan Contraceptive Access, Research, and Evaluation Study (M-CARES) is cited in a New York Times art...

01/07/2026

The Washington Post uses data from Prof. Blair’s Deportation Data Project https://ccpr.ucla.edu/2026/01/07/the-washington-post-uses-data-from-prof-blairs-deportation-data-project/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-washington-post-uses-data-from-prof-blairs-deportation-data-project

The Washington Post uses data from Prof. Blair’s Deportation Data ProjectThe Washington Post uses data from Prof. Blair’s Deportation Data ProjectJanuary 7, 2026/News, News: Project and Paper Updates by Helpdesk GREData from Professor Blair’s Deportation Data Project were featured on the front...

12/03/2025

UCLA Newsroom highlights CCPR Director Martha Bailey’s M-CARES findings on public health impacts of fully subsidized contraception https://ccpr.ucla.edu/2025/12/03/ucla-newsroom-highlights-ccpr-director-martha-baileys-m-cares-findings-on-public-health-impacts-of-fully-subsidized-contraception/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ucla-newsroom-highlights-ccpr-director-martha-baileys-m-cares-findings-on-public-health-impacts-of-fully-subsidized-contraception

UCLA Newsroom highlights CCPR Director Martha Bailey’s M-CARES findings on public health impacts of fully subsidized contraceptionDecember 3, 2025/News, News: Project and Paper Updates by Helpdesk GRECCPR Director Martha Bailey’s study, Michigan Contraceptive Access, Research, and Evaluation Stu...

12/02/2025

Forbes Covers New UCLA Study Connecting Self-Employment with Lower Heart Disease Risk https://ccpr.ucla.edu/2025/12/02/forbes-covers-new-ucla-research-connecting-self-employment-with-lower-heart-disease-risk/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=forbes-covers-new-ucla-research-connecting-self-employment-with-lower-heart-disease-risk

12/02/2025

Reporting outlets use data from Professor Graeme Blair’s Deportation Data Project https://ccpr.ucla.edu/2025/12/02/reporting-outlets-use-data-from-professor-graeme-blairs-deportation-data-project/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=reporting-outlets-use-data-from-professor-graeme-blairs-deportation-data-project

Reporting outlets use data from Professor Graeme Blair’s Deportation Data ProjectDecember 2, 2025/News, News: Project and Paper Updates by Helpdesk GREReporting using data from the Deportation Data Project: Human Rights Watch reports: ICE Abuses in Los Angeles Set Stage for Other Cities The Guardi...

12/02/2025

Professor Faith Deckard discusses how commercial bail makes families the hidden workforce of pretrial justice https://ccpr.ucla.edu/2025/12/02/professor-faith-deckard-discusses-how-commercial-bail-makes-families-the-hidden-workforce-of-pretrial-justice/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=professor-faith-deckard-discusses-how-commercial-bail-makes-families-the-hidden-workforce-of-pretrial-justice

Professor Faith Deckard discusses how commercial bail makes families the hidden workforce of pretrial justiceDecember 2, 2025/News, News: Faculty + Staff by Helpdesk GREProfessor Faith Deckard examines how gendered and racialized stereotypes around care, control, and stability shape the bail industr...

11/18/2025

New CCPR Affiliate Professor Ann Owens discusses her working paper “The Changing Relationship between School and Residential Segregation” with CCPR

New CCPR Affiliate Professor Ann Owens discusses her working paper “The Changing Relationship between School and Residential Segregation” with CCPRNovember 18, 2025/News by Helpdesk GRESegregation in the United States remains a persistent and evolving challenge. While conventional wisdom suggest...

11/17/2025

Prof. Alison Gemmill discusses recent study “US Abortion Bans and Infant Mortality” with CCPR

Prof. Alison Gemmill discusses recent study “US Abortion Bans and Infant Mortality” with CCPRNovember 17, 2025/News by Helpdesk GREAlison Gemmill, Associate Professor of Epidemiology, has joined CCPR as a faculty affiliate, bringing expertise in fertility, maternal and perinatal health, and the ...

11/05/2025

UCLA Professor Till von Wachter and the California Policy Lab awarded a $5.95M grant from Conrad N Hilton Foundation

UCLA Professor Till von Wachter and the California Policy Lab awarded a $5.95M grant from Conrad N Hilton FoundationNovember 5, 2025/News by Helpdesk GREThe Conrad N Hilton Foundation has awarded a $5.95 million grant to Professor Till von Wachter and the California Policy Lab (CPL). The foundation,...

10/29/2025

Featured on CBS News, CCPR Director Martha Bailey’s new working paper uses a randomized controlled trial to quantify how funding for reproductive health affects pregnancies and abortions in the US. https://ccpr.ucla.edu/2025/10/29/featured-on-cbs-news-ccpr-director-martha-baileys-new-working-paper-uses-a-randomized-controlled-trial-to-quantify-how-funding-for-reproductive-health-affects-pregnancies-and-abortions-in-the-us/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=featured-on-cbs-news-ccpr-director-martha-baileys-new-working-paper-uses-a-randomized-controlled-trial-to-quantify-how-funding-for-reproductive-health-affects-pregnancies-and-abortions-in-the-us

Featured on CBS News, CCPR Director Martha Bailey’s new working paper uses a randomized controlled trial to quantify how funding for reproductive health affects pregnancies and abortions in the US.October 29, 2025/News by Helpdesk GRERead the article featured by CBS News at https://www.cbsnews.com...

10/09/2025

CCPR Director, Professor Martha Bailey, discusses the economics of family planning on the Financial Times podcast https://ccpr.ucla.edu/2025/10/09/ccpr-director-professor-martha-bailey-discusses-the-economics-of-family-planning-on-the-financial-times-podcast/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ccpr-director-professor-martha-bailey-discusses-the-economics-of-family-planning-on-the-financial-times-podcast

CCPR Director, Professor Martha Bailey, discusses the economics of family planning on the Financial Times podcastOctober 9, 2025/News by Helpdesk GRECCPR Director and Economist Professor Martha Bailey discusses the economic effects of family planning in a recent Financial Times podcast with Sarah O....

10/07/2025

Affiliate Antonio P. Ramos and collaborators’ new paper, ‘Reducing Inequalities Using an Unbiased Machine Learning Approach to Identify Births with the Highest Risk of Preventable Neonatal Deaths,’ was accepted for publication in Population Health Metrics https://ccpr.ucla.edu/2025/10/07/affiliate-antonio-p-ramos-and-collaborators-new-paper-reducing-inequalities-using-an-unbiased-machine-learning-approach-to-identify-births-with-the-highest-risk-of-preventable-neonatal-deaths/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=affiliate-antonio-p-ramos-and-collaborators-new-paper-reducing-inequalities-using-an-unbiased-machine-learning-approach-to-identify-births-with-the-highest-risk-of-preventable-neonatal-deaths

Affiliate Antonio P. Ramos and collaborators’ new paper, ‘Reducing Inequalities Using an Unbiased Machine Learning Approach to Identify Births with the Highest Risk of Preventable Neonatal Deaths,’ was accepted for publication in Population Health MetricsOctober 7, 2025/News by Helpdesk GREAff...