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Press Coverage

12.05.2024

Legislative Leaders React To Survey Indicating Almost Half Of CT Adults Struggle Financially

—CT News Junkie

Press Coverage

12.03.2024

Study: 40% in state are struggling financially. About 18% reported times of not having enough for food

—Hartford Courant

Press Coverage

12.01.2024

Survey: Many in Connecticut just getting by

—Hearst Connecticut Media Group

DataHaven News

11.24.2024

New Data Reveals Worsening Financial, Food, and Housing Insecurity in Connecticut

—Mark Abraham

DataHaven News

09.26.2024

DataHaven wins federal innovation prize for empowering residents with data

—Mark Abraham

Press Coverage

08.03.2024

Report: CT a Leader in LGBTQIA Rights

—Connecticut Senate Democrats Capitol Dispatch

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07.27.2024

Despite protections, Connecticut’s LGBTQ+ population faces stark disparities, new report says

—Hearst Connecticut Media Group

Press Coverage

07.24.2024

Cigna’s health equity fund aims to narrow health care access gap in Hartford

—CT Public Radio

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07.23.2024

Three New Papers from T32 Postdoctoral Research Fellow Nishita Dsouza

—Columbia University

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07.23.2024

New Report Outlines Challenges of LGBTQIA+ Community in Greater Hartford

—CT News Junkie

Press Coverage

05.31.2024

Uplifting Community: LGBTQ+ Dedicated Funds Across New England

—Boston Spirit

DataHaven News

05.07.2024

Answer the Call to Improve Your Community: DataHaven and Partners Urge Residents to Participate in Landmark Wellbeing Survey of Connecticut

—Mark Abraham

Press Coverage

04.15.2024

New Haven area’s fatal overdoses set new record high, new study shows

—New Haven Register

Press Coverage

03.25.2024

New maps show CT child tax credit statewide impacts

—Public News Service

DataHaven News

03.18.2024

United Way of Connecticut and DataHaven Maps Show Potential Impact of a Proposed CT Child Tax Credit on Local Communities

—Mark Abraham

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