The Institute’s publications serve as a resource for policymakers, community leaders, and stakeholders to understand key regional challenges and opportunities. These reports, including detailed analyses and practical policy recommendations, are designed to inform public debate and influence positive change in SELA and beyond.
Through these research efforts and publications, the Pat Brown Institute fosters community engagement, drives evidence-based decision-making, and works toward the betterment of underserved populations across Los Angeles County.
2023
2022
- Jewish Voters in Los Angeles County: A Look at Social and Political Geography
- Slide Deck: 2022 NFF Nonprofit Sector Survey – A Focus on LA County
- Racial Discrimination, Hate, and the Politics of AAPIs in Los Angeles
- Topline Report: Voices of LA AAPI Survey
- Slide Deck: Voices of LA AAPI Survey
- Topline Report: Voices of LA Latina(o) Survey
- Slide Deck: Voices of LA Latina(o) Survey
2017
- Research Reports for the Boyle Heights Community | Informes de investigación para la comunidad de Boyle Heights
- Building the Next Generation Part I: Infrastructure and Institutional Investment in Los Angeles Youth
- Building the Next Generation Part II: Implementing a Citizen Commission
- Geography Matters: A Comparative Analysis of the Uninsured Population of the United States, Los Angeles, and Boyle Heights
- Stakeholder Perspectives of Public Access to the Los Angeles Unified School District: The View from Boyle Heights
- Facilitating Food Justice: The Food Landscape of Boyle Heights
- Community Engagement through Participatory Mapping: Community Safety in Boyle Heights
- Access to Healthcare in Los Angeles County and Boyle Heights