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

Media Advisory, March 7, 2024

Mar. 7, 2024

All DataHaven Programs, Community Wellbeing Survey, Health
Overdose Data to Action: 2023 Update (PDF)

PDF version of Opioid Data to Action report. See our report page for more information.

Feb. 27, 2024

All DataHaven Programs, Economy, Health, Public Safety
Study will track economic benefits of racial equity in Fairfield County

[Radio news report by Molly Ingram, WSHU, 2/26/24] A year-long study led by the Fairfield County Community Foundation (FCCF) will look into the economic benefits of racial equity. The first-of-its-kind study, called the “upside of equity,” will be done in collaboration with DataHaven and the Urban Institute. FCCF President and CEO Mendi Blue-Paca said the study will be used to inform more equitable policy.

Feb. 26, 2024

All DataHaven Programs, Demographics, Economy
Debate Brews Over State-Level Child Tax Credit

[Excerpt from news article by Christine Stuart, CT News Junkie, 2/23/24] Policymakers and advocates disagree on what, if anything, the Connecticut legislature should do after data from the U.S. Census showed child poverty doubled nationwide. But at least two organizations are making an argument with data to back their push for a state-level child tax credit to address the issue.

Feb. 23, 2024

All DataHaven Programs, Economy
The proposed Connecticut Child Tax Credit: Estimating impacts for towns, legislative districts, and households by race and ethnicity

Note: Maps with local estimates are available for towns, state house districts, and state senate districts. Printable profiles for these geographic areas (in PDF format), containing additional statistical data, are also available on request.

Feb. 19, 2024

All DataHaven Programs, Economy
About half of Connecticut's population was born here. Here's where the rest of us are from.

[Excerpt of feature article by Taylor Johnston, Alejandra Arevalo and Nami Sumida, 2/16/24] Nearly half of Connecticut's adult population was born within the state's borders, according to recently released Census data collected in 2022. That part of the picture has remained relatively steady for decades. But over the past two decades, the state has seen a slow but steady increase in the number of residents born abroad. In 2022, the share of Connecticut adults who were born in the state was 47%, down about two percentage points from 2010, when the share was 49%.

Feb. 16, 2024

All DataHaven Programs, Demographics

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

Overdose Data to Action: 2023 Update (PDF)

Study will track economic benefits of racial equity in Fairfield County

Debate Brews Over State-Level Child Tax Credit

The proposed Connecticut Child Tax Credit: Estimating impacts for towns, legislative districts, and households by race and ethnicity

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

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