Research Reports
CCREC supported collaborative research projects in which university researchers, community-based organizations, and policy makers worked together through all phases of the research process from framing the problems to be addressed, through interpreting and disseminating results, to prompting policy change.
CCREC research reports were collaboratively authored by the teams of researchers and community partners that came together through CCREC seed grants, and helped disseminate research findings to a wider audience to advocate for change.
eco english web, final (8-23).pdfResearch Report No. 1, July 2013
Voices of Indigenous Oaxacan Youth in the Central Valley: Creating Our Sense of Belonging in California
Oaxacalifornian Reporting Team
English Version
eco_spanish.pdfInforme de Investigación, No. 1, Julio 2013
Voces de Jóvenes Indígenas Oaxaqueños en el Valle Central: Forjando nuestro sentido de Pertenencia en California
Equipo de Cronistas Oaxacalifornianos (ECO)
Version Español
CCREC Research Report 2 Tribal Collab in IRWM.pdfResearch Report No. 2, December 2013
Tribal Collaboration in IRWM: Challenges, Solutions and Recommendations
Danielle V. Dolan, University of California, Davis