Since 1960, the NYC Latino population has been moving in larger numbers to nearby counties in the metropolitan area (Figure 1). These patterns differ among Latino national-origin groups and as new immigrants arrive to the city. This unparalleled in-depth LDP report provides a statistical and mapping overview of the New York City metro area since…

CLACLS welcomes new Associate Director, Dr. Victoria Stone-Cadena. Dr. Stone-Cadena joins us from CUNY Central where she directed the CUNY Mellon Faculty Diversity Initiative (CFDI) in collaboration with University Dean Arlene Torres. She holds a doctorate in Cultural Anthropology from the CUNY Graduate Center and returns to the CLACLS where she previously worked as Director…

Article originally published in The Wall Street Journal, by Melanie Grayce West and Mariana Alfaro. This group makes up 29% of the city’s population, with most of Dominican heritage, 2016 census data shows. Read the full article here.

Watch CLACLS Director Laird W. Bergad’s interview for WABC last Sunday speaking about the latest report on the Puerto Rican population in New York City. Read more here.

[metaslider id=866] Last December, CLACLS celebrated its 15th year anniversary at the Graduate Center. The joyful event had the presence of current and former CLACLS Staff along with Professors associated with CLACLS from all CUNY campuses. It also had CUNY Chancellor James B. Milliken, GC President Chase Robinson, GC Provost Joy Connolly. During the celebration,…