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03.07.2024

Updated Overdose Data to Action report details current substance use prevention needs in New Haven, Hamden, North Haven, Woodbridge, and Bethany

Press Coverage

02.26.2024

Study will track economic benefits of racial equity in Fairfield County

Press Coverage

02.23.2024

Debate Brews Over State-Level Child Tax Credit

—CT News Junkie

Press Coverage

02.16.2024

About half of Connecticut’s population was born here. Here’s where the rest of us are from.

—Hearst Connecticut Media Group

Press Coverage

01.25.2024

YWCA Greenwich Panel Talk Equity and Accessibility in Greenwich in Honor of Martin Luther King

—Greenwich Free Press

Press Coverage

12.29.2023

Norwalk Health Department Launches Community Health, Wellbeing Profile

—Patch Norwalk

Press Coverage

12.14.2023

Addressing Hartford’s Childhood Obesity Disparities

—CT Latino News

Press Coverage

11.29.2023

Advancing Racial Equity and Improving Communities in Connecticut with DataHaven’s Unique Survey

—National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership News

Press Coverage

11.27.2023

DataHaven’s Hartford Foundation 2023 Equity Profile Highlights Region’s Challenges and Opportunities

—Hartford Foundation for Public Giving

Press Coverage

10.05.2023

New Haven’s latest effort to close digital divide will help residents sign up for low-cost internet

—New Haven Register

Press Coverage

09.27.2023

To address mental health issues, Hartford offers free access to app

—Hartford Courant

Press Coverage

09.21.2023

Long-vacant blighted historic home gets a makeover through Hartford Land Bank

—Mark Abraham

DataHaven News

09.19.2023

Join the Advisory Council for DataHaven’s statewide survey – participant incentives available

—Mark Abraham

Press Coverage

09.19.2023

United Way: A family of four needs $126,000 a year to survive in CT

—Connecticut Mirror

Press Coverage

08.31.2023

Meet the Latino candidates tackling language access, involvement in Meriden elections

—Record Journal

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