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  • Mini-Documentary Shows The Face Of Hunger In New Haven

    An article in the New Haven Independent discusses DataHaven's new mini-documentary on heart disease and lack of access to healthy foods in New Haven. Read the article here.

    January 19, 2021

  • Clip of DataHaven and Purple States data video project Episode One COVID-19 Reckonings

    Powering Healthy Lives in Connecticut

    Videos and Films Local Data Analysis About the Project

    January 15, 2021

  • DataHaven homeownership by race and educational attainment

    Access to Homeownership in Greater New Haven: 2018 DataHaven and Greater New Haven NAACP Report

    Report on access to homeownership in Greater New Haven, authored by Camille Seaberry (DataHaven) and commissioned by the Greater New Haven NAACP. Published May 2018.

    December 22, 2020

  • regional plan connecticut department of housing data cover

    Planning for Affordability in Connecticut: Affordable Housing Plan and Process Guidebook

    This report was released in December 2020. From the Introduction / About the Report page (page 4): The Connecticut Department of Housing, together with Regional Plan Association and partners across the state, have worked together to create this guidebook to help municipalities develop their local affordable housing plans, as required by state statute § 8-30j. While § 8-30j requires all towns to create an affordable housing plan by spring 2022, it doesn’t specify what should be included, leaving many local communities with questions, like:

    December 17, 2020

  • covid 19 job losses connecticut data from datahaven

    Press coverage of the 2020 DataHaven Community Wellbeing Survey COVID-19 Response Wave

    This is a summary of press coverage surrounding the release of results from the 2020 DataHaven Community Wellbeing Survey COVID-19 Response Wave. Click here for the September 16th press release, background information, and data files.

    November 17, 2020

  • Is The Food Bank System Contributing To Health Disparities?

    [Excerpt from feature article by Theresa Sullivan Barger, Connecticut Health Investigative Team, appearing in the CT Mirror and elsewhere]: "The nation’s food bank system, created to provide emergency food assistance, fills a chronic need. Still, it may be perpetuating obesity among those facing hunger, concludes a new report by the University of Connecticut’s Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity. The jump in demand for food caused by the pandemic’s economic fallout amplifies the challenges facing those who serve the hungry.

    November 08, 2020

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