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New DataHaven classroom materials aim to inspire conversations on social change and community well-being through four thematic approaches: gender, race, health, and civics

In recent months, districts have been moving to integrate updated materials and re-examined practices to ensure a more equitable education for every student. Educators serve an important role in empowering youth and giving them the proper tools to effect change in their communities.

August 15, 2020
Reduce the risks of reopening for Black and Latino workers

This article by Nathan Kim and Cynthia Farrar discusses the varied implications of economic reopening in Connecticut, as well as a resident-led video produced by DataHaven and Purple States.

July 31, 2020
Pandemic highlights need for a renewed statewide focus on food sufficiency

This article by Chloe Shawah features an analysis of food insecurity in Connecticut, as well as a resident-led video produced by DataHaven and Purple States. View the full piece at https://ctmirror.org/category/ct-viewpoints/pandemic-highlights-need-for-a-renewed-statewide-focus-on-food-sufficiency/.

July 16, 2020
Newsletter: Understanding COVID-19 - New Data Stories, Community Video Series, and COVID-19 Dashboard Features

New Data Stories: Staff Op-Eds Unpack COVID-19 Data and Health Inequities Click here for our latest data stories. Let the DataHaven staff unpack COVID-19 data and health inequity in our latest contributions to the Connecticut Mirror... Food Insecurity:

July 15, 2020
Racial disparities persist in Connecticut’s COVID-19 outbreak, prompting concern about effects of potential second wave

[Excerpt from front-page article by Alex Putterman, Hartford Courant, 7/13/20] Amid persistent racial disparities in Connecticut’s COVID-19 outbreak, advocates worry the state will again struggle to protect Black and Latino residents during a potential second wave of the disease this fall.

July 13, 2020
With over 1,000 Connecticut deaths last year, opioids demand even greater attention during pandemic

by John Park

July 11, 2020

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