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02.07.2026

Connecticut faces funding cuts ahead of 2026 legislative session

—Yale Daily News

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01.30.2026

Immigration enforcement drives health concerns in CT

—Connecticut Mirror

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01.29.2026

Fairfield County’s Community Foundation creates emergency fund to battle food insecurity

—Connecticut News 12

DataHaven News

01.22.2026

New website and tools expand access to local data as DataHaven’s “Big Beautiful Bill” analyses draw front-page coverage across Connecticut

—Mark Abraham

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01.20.2026

Report: Federal cuts deepening food insecurity in Connecticut

—Connecticut Mirror

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01.16.2026

How will the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ impact your CT town?

—Connecticut Mirror

Social Insights

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DataHaven is excited to announce Data Office Hours, coming to a cafe near you in #Hartford, #Middletown, #NewHaven, #NewLondon, and #Norwalk, as well as virtually!

Data Office Hours are open to data enthusiasts of ALL levels of skill and experience and are designed to provide a casual and comfortable space to chat with DataHaven staff over a warm beverage or tasty treat. Come 30 minutes early (where noted in our schedule) to join for a mini data visualization workshop, and stay to connect with DataHaven staff about your data questions.

Whether you are looking for technical assistance, a thought partner, or a safe space to get started, Data Office Hours are for you! Learn more at ctdatahaven.org/events. #connecticut #nnip

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This morning DataHaven is at “Rebuilding Trust in Public Health: Causes, Consequences and Responses” with @yalesph @briancastrucci @trustforamericashealth @ispsyale and experts from around the United States. @megranney’s kicked off the conference by challenging participants to think about lack of trust as a risk factor as well as existing deep levels of trust as a major asset to communities. The DataHaven Community Wellbeing Survey measures several aspects of trust in institutions and society through interviews with tens of thousands of randomly-selected adults across #Connecticut, showing that trust is strongly associated with other health and social issues and finding that trust is very high at the local level across most towns and communities within the state. #nnip #publichealth

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Related to DataHaven's post yesterday: Using a newly-released Census dataset, this map allows policymakers to visualize the neighborhoods (census tracts) that have expanded housing supply by 12 percent or more, as well as those that have added very few new homes. In one section of downtown New Haven near Wooster Square, Census Tract 140102 added 1,047 new homes between 2020 and 2025. #newhavenct #connecticut

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New on the DataHaven website: An analysis of federal SAMHSA grants to #Connecticut that were immediately terminated on January 13, before being reinstated after extensive national advocacy. These grants support vital programs throughout the state, focused on mental health, pregnancy care, training for first responders, early intervention with young children, and care for families experiencing severe hardships. View at ctdatahaven.org/reports.

Press Coverage

12.29.2025

Study: ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ will ‘exacerbate’ Connecticut’s income inequality

DataHaven News

12.29.2025

New DataHaven Report Reveals Unequal Impact of H.R. 1 Tax Relief in Connecticut

—Mark Abraham

Press Coverage

12.28.2025

How will the federal spending bill affect CT? See town-by-town estimates

—Hearst Connecticut Newspapers – CT Insider

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12.24.2025

‘The gap is widening’: inside Donald Trump’s K-shaped economy

—Financial Times (UK)

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12.11.2025

Chronic illness and mental health issues are rising in Connecticut, survey reveals

—Hearst Connecticut Newspapers – CT Insider

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12.03.2025

Connecticut residents trust local and state governments, but not the federal one, survey finds

—Hearst Connecticut Newspapers

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12.03.2025

CT survey finds ties between financial stress, mental health issues

—Connecticut Mirror

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11.10.2025

Who uses SNAP in CT? New survey offers insight into food assistance program

—Hearst Connecticut Media Group

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11.08.2025

150,000 more CT residents unable to afford housing post-pandemic, survey says

—Connecticut Public Radio

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