The following reports were published as part of CSRC community-engaged research projects focused on California's young population. All reports were authored, co-authored, or supervised by Veronica Terriquez, CSRC director and professor of urban planning and Chicana/o and Central American studies.

Each brief in this series contains a summary of recent research by CSRC-affiliated scholars in a concise four-page format. Each looks at a critical issue facing Chicano and Latino communities. Among the areas of study are K-12 and postsecondary education, hate speech, public health, and discrimination in commercial media.

This series presents original research in greater depth than is possible in Latino Policy and Issues Briefs. Recent reports explore court rulings against discrimination and issues facing undocumented students.

The CSRC Working Paper series conveys the prelimi­nary results of ongoing research at the CSRC.

The financial security of the growing number of Latino retirees is the focus of these four-page briefs. The series is produced in collaboration with the UCLA Center for Policy Research on Aging and the USC Percy Andrus Gerontology Center, in partnership with the National Hispanic Council on Aging and the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials.

This series presents research summarized in Latinos and Economic Security Policy Briefs in greater depth. Each report examines a different aspect of the financial security of the growing number of Latino retirees, particularly the impact of social security.