Authors: Deb Marois, Carolyn Abrams, and Jonathan K. London

Authors: Jonathan K. London, Kirsten Schwartz, Mary L. Cadenasso, Bethany B. Cutts, Charles Mason Jr., Jeanette Lim, Katie Valenzuela-Garcia, and Heather Smith. 

Authors: Cassie Hartzog, Carolyn Abrams, Nancy Erbstein, Jonathan K. London, and Sara Watterson

Authors: Alex Karner, Dana Rowangould, and Jonathan K. London

Authors: Chris Benner and Alex Karner

When people hear about Stockton, California in the news, they usually hear of crime, bankruptcy, and foreclosures. Not surprisingly, many assume Stockton is a city with no opportunities, no hope and no love — and much of the data does not discourage that point of view. While it’s true that Stockton is up against incredibly difficult challenges, our city is also full of resilience, strength and heart. Stockton can never realize its full potential until we create pathways to opportunity for all residents, including our boys and young men of color.

Authors: Michael Rios, Brandon Louie, and Elizabeth Godkin

Authors: Jonathan K. London

Authors: Shrayas Jatkar and Jonathan K. London

Authors: Matthew Palm and Deb Niemeier

Authors: Jonathan K. London, Ganlin Huang, and Tara Zagofsky

The UC Davis Center for Regional Change has released a path-breaking report, “Land of Risk/ Land of Opportunity” documenting the high levels of environmental and social risks confronting San Joaquin Valley residents. The report uses an innovative new tool, called the Cumulative Environmental Vulnerabilities Assessment (CEVA), to identify the locations and populations within the Valley that are at greatest risk and that require immediate protection.