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"Revitalizing The Golden State" by Hinojosa with the Center of American Progress
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California is no stranger to anti-immigrant sentiment. This immigrant-rich state has grappled with issues related to legal and illegal immigration for decades. In 1994, then-Gov. Pete Wilson staked his political fortunes to a measure similar to S.B. 1070, Arizona’s immigration enforcement law. The Wilson-backed measure—known as Proposition 187—died in the courts but triggered a political backlash against the state’s Republican establishment that persists to this day.
Recent Publications"NAID ISSS Enrollment Policy Brief" by Hinojosa and Hadler.
 ISSS Enrollment Policy Brief by Hinojosa and Hadler.
“Based on more than 100 interviews with Salvadoran residents of California at the Consulate General of El Salvador in Los Angeles, the study results show strong interest in ISSS enrollment. Sixty-four percent of the study participants said they were willing to pay at least $30 per month to enroll. Given the low rates of health insurance coverage among Salvadoran migrants in the U.S. and their inability to enroll in ISSS because they are not registered employees in El Salvador, an institutional reform that incorporates Salvadoran migrants into ISSS could improve access to health care services for a population that is critically important to the Salvadoran economy and protect migrants from the catastrophic health care costs they currently incur in the uninsured private market.”
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Recent EventsUCLA El Salvador Conference - Transnational Perspective
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The main objective of inviting Pignato and delegation to Los Angeles was to further the inclusion of the Salvadoran Diaspora in El Salvador social, economic, development and political national agendas. Salvadoran Americans and immigrants, representatives of home town associations, education and non-profit community organizations, unions, small and corporate businesses, and residing in Southern California, co-organized and/or participated in the two day events
Youth Engagement and Rural Development - El Salvador
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NAID Center staff in El Salvador learned about youth inclusion and engagement in rural development during an event.
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Registry of Salvadorans Abroad with UNDP
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In collaboration with the UNDP, the UCLA NAID Center conducted a consultancy to the Viceministry for Salvadorans Living Abroad with the main objective being to assist the Viceministry to develop and maintain the most complete record of Salvadoran citizens living abroad, and thus helping the consular service of the Republic of El Salvador to ensure the human and civil rights of those citizens. The UNDP and the UCLA NAID Center designed, validated and implemented a strategy to gather and record economic, demographic, social and cultural data of Salvadoran citizens living abroad and then integrate that information into a database to be operated by the Viceministry of Salvadorans Living Abroad.
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Transnational Human Development Research - El Salvador
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The Project on Transnational Human Development El Salvador is a current joint initiative between the UNDP El Salvador, SGP-GEF El Salvador, and the UCLA NAID Center. It consists of two major components currently being developed by the UNDP and NAID researchers, which include the Transnational Human Development Report El Salvador (THDRES) and the Transnational Action Research Project El Salvador (TARPES).
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Transnational Action-Research Program - El Salvador
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The Transnational Action-Research Program (TARPES) is conceived as an active element of the THDRES and will serve two major purposes:
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Revitalizing The Golden State
This report was released in April 2011 by the Center for American Progress and the Immigration Policy Center in Washington DC. >>Download Report
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No DREAMers Left Behind
This report was released in November 2010 as a NAID Center Publication. The report was integral to the DREAM Act debate. >>Download Report
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Rising Tide Or Shrinking Pie
This report was released in March 2011 by the Center for American Progress and the Immigration Policy Center in Washington DC. >>Download Report
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NAID Center Media Lexington: Bin Laden's Legacy
"American blue-collar workers fear that Mexican immigrants will undercut their wages. Mr Hinojosa-Ojeda says they won’t if they are legal. The fear of deportation makes illegal workers accept worse conditions, he finds. Once legal, they demand higher wages, and no longer drag down those of the native-born. And once immigrants are confident that they can stay, they are more likely to invest in the future, for example by starting a business." >>To read more...
Revitalizing the Golden State cited in New York Times Workers in the Field
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Revitalizing The Golden State
This report was released in April 2011 by the Center for American Progress and the Immigration Policy Center in Washington DC. >>Download Report
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No DREAMers Left Behind
This report was released in November 2010 as a NAID Center Publication. The report was integral to the DREAM Act debate. >>Download Report
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Rising Tide Or Shrinking Pie
This report was released in March 2011 by the Center for American Progress and the Immigration Policy Center in Washington DC. >>Download Report
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Center for American Progress: Economic Benefits of Immigration ReformTo view more NAID Media, press here.To download the report "Raising the Floor for American Workers" authored by Dr. Hinojosa presented in this video, press here.
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The NAID Center, together with the Center for American Progress (CAP), will release a report in October on the impacts on immigration reform in California and Arizona. Past findings regarding the economic stimulus provided by proposed comprehensive immigration reforms at a national level are available in an earlier CAP report, authored by NAID Center Executive Director, Dr. Raul Hinojosa, released in January 2010.
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The NAID Center releases Media Advisory on study "No DREAMers Left Behind."
The NAID Center has released a Media Advisory "No DREAMers Left Behind" for upcoming study on economic stimulus of passing the DREAM Act.
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