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The Center for the Study of Regional Change at UC Davis brings together faculty, students, and communities to collaborate on innovative research to create just, sustainable, and healthy regional change in California's Central Valley and the Sierra Nevada.
The Center for the Study of Regional Change
- connects university research with planners, land managers, non-profits, environmentalists, communities and social service providers.
- links university knowledge with state and local governments to develop policies that effect regional change.
- works across boundaries, leverages resources, builds unity and creates programs to meet the needs that no one else is meeting.
What's New
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Upcoming Events at UC Davis and more
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Author Scott Miller: "Until It's Gone: Ending Poverty in our Nation in our Lifetime." Thursday, June 26, 8 am - 4 pm at Gateway Community Church in Merced.
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Regional Change in the News
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California releases new plan to curb emissions 30% by 2020 (6/26/08)
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Climate change threatens 2/3 of California's unique plants (6/25/08)
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New health program for migrant workers launches in San Joaquin Valley (6/20/08)
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U.S. Supreme Court strikes down California labor law (6/20/08)
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Southern California renewable energy plan calls for power lines cutting through parkland (6/16/08)
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Governor declares state of emergency in 9 counties due to water shortages (6/12/08)
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Public input wanted on I-5 project- Give your feedback here! (6/12/08)
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Fabian Nunez and Bill Clinton cancel respective commencement speeches at UC Davis and UCLA graduations over UC labor disputes (6/11/08)
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USGS critiques water deal between federal government and Central Valley farmers (6/11/08)
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Americans rediscover the railroad as gas prices rise (6/11/08)
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Governor announces $136 million for transit projects statewide (6/10/08)
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Fresno homeless residents win settlement over destruction of personal property (6/6/08)
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Heated arguments begin over new climate change legislation (6/3/08)
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Discussion on new national climate change legislation (6/3/08)
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CSRC in the news- "New UC Davis Center for the Study of Regional Change off to a quick start"
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Special Reports on Regional Change
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Podcast- "Saving the Sierra: Grassroots Solutions for Sustaining Rural Communities"
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American Public Transportation Association- "The Broader Connection between Public Transportation, Energy Conservation, and Greenhouse Gas Reduction"
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American Farmland Trust- "Paving Paradise: A New Perspective on California Farmland Development"
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Special Fresno Bee report- "Fighting for Air"
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California Budget Project- "Locked Out 2008: The Housing Boom and Beyond"
New Website Content
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Next Generation Labor Symposium (Videos from symposium available!)
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2008 Conference: Regionalism in California- The road so far, and further (Videos from conference available!)
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New funding opportunity: PIMSA
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Demographic and Socio-economic Profiles of Sacramento Area Census Tracts