California Center for Population Research (CCPR)

The California Center for Population Research (CCPR) was established in 1998 and has since been a leading research center for research and training in demography. CCPR is comprised of over 140 active faculty researchers from an array of academic disciplines, such as epidemiology, public policy, economics, sociology, and public welfare. CCPR researchers span several schools, including the College of Letters and Sciences, the Division of Social Sciences, the School of Public Health, the School of Medicine, and the School of Public Affairs, as well as academic departments within UCLA.

The CCPR is an interdisciplinary community of scholars committed to advancing research on the demographic and social determinants of health and understanding how health influences population dynamics and socioeconomic well-being. CCPR fosters innovative research by providing a collaborative environment designed to enhance the quality of scholarly work and its impact, including research and computing resources and pre- and post-award grant services. Its community of faculty trains the next generation of innovative population scientists, equipping them to conduct informed and impactful research.

The CCPR comprises more than 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. Its professional staff effectively supports the wide array of research, training, and services provided by the center.

For more information, please visit the CCPR website.

Last updated
November 6, 2025