The UCLA Center for the Study of Women|Streisand Center works towards a world in which education and scholarship are tools for social justice feminism, improving the lives of people of all genders. Streisand’s transformative gift helps expand our centers’ reach beyond UCLA and Los Angeles, fund faculty and students, and support research and programming that seek to address vital social issues pertaining to women, gender, and sexuality.
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Co-authorship and Collaboration Resources
Scholarly sources, popular press sources, and guidelines for co-authorship.
The results of the Survivors + Allies survey of over 1,200 UC students illustrate concerns with the UC system’s resources for survivors of sexual violence and sexual harassment. Learn more about their data and findings.
Defending Self-Defense: A Call to Action by Survived & Punished
This community-based, survivor-centered research report identifies key patterns in the criminalization of self-defense and recommendations to transform the conditions of criminalized survival.
Data Access: Life Without Parole (LWOP) Records in California
Special Circumstances Conviction Project (SCCP) submitted Public Record Act (PRA) requests to 52 county district attorney offices in California and filed administrative court records requests (Rule 10.5000) with various county courts. The purpose of these requests was to promote scholarship and increase public understanding of the justice system. Public access to the data is now available.These data may be particularly useful to public defenders, defense attorneys, paralegals, and advocates of those serving LWOP.
Accessible Spaces: A Fragrance-Free Toolkit
Curious about why going fragrance-free is important? Want to make your space more accessible? Our new toolkit makes the answers easy to find and provides helpful tips and resources. Consult the toolkit.
